DAYID  A.  WARDE, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

HARDWARE. 


AGEICULTIJSAL 


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9 

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At  the  Old  iStasad, 

No.  I EXCHANGE  BUILDING 

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DR.  E.  E.  WORTHEK 


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EXCHANGE  BIJILBIXG, 

OVER  I.  N.  MORTON  & CO.'S  STORE. 


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frg, 

MERRIAM  & MERRILL, 

BoolLsellfcics  a-iad  Stationeies, 

OPPOSITE  GASS’  AMERICAN  HOUSE. 


Poctet  Books,  7J  inches,  with  2 Pockets. 


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12  and  Lock. 

15  and  Lock. 

Express  Messengers’  Books; 

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LETTER  AND  BILL  FILES,  3x8  inches. 
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DAVID  A.  WARDE, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

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— AND — 

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At  the  Old  §tassd, 


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DR.  E.  E.  WORTHED, 


IN 


EXGHAFGE  EUILEIXD, 

OVER  I.  N.  MORTON  & CO.'S  STORE. 


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MOORE,  GILLEY  & CO., 

IMPORTERS  OP  AND  DEALERS  IN 


ETOLISH  AWB  AMEISICAM 

HAEDWARE. 


SOLE  AGENTS  IN  CONCORD  FOR 
WEI.CM  ^ C^KIFFITIFS  CEFEBIiATEB 
CAST  STEEL 

mill  anil  ^innlar  ^afos. 

IN  THEIR  EXTENSIVE  ASSORTMENT  MAT  ALSO  BE  FOUND 


Axles, 

Nails, 

Axes, 

SpriiigSj 

Glass, 

Pumps, 

Malleable  Castings,  Locks, 

Plows, 

Carriage  Eolts, 

Knobs, 

Cnltivators, 

Rivets, 

Buis, 

Hay-Cutters, 

Nuts, 

Hinges, 

Corn-ShellerS| 

Washers, 

Sheet  Lead, 

Scythes, 

Anvils, 

Lead  Pipe, 

Snaths, 

Vises, 

Zinc, 

Rakes, 

Files, 

Cordage, 

Rifles, 

Smiths’  Bellows, 

Shovels, 

Hoes, 

AND  A GREAT  VARIETY  OF  OTHER  GOODS 
USUALLY  KEPT  IN  A FIRST  CLASS 
HARDWARE  STORE. 

JAMES  MOORE, 
JONATHAN  L.  GILLEY, 
LYMAN  A.  WALKER. 


CHAS.  A.  LOCKERBY,  M.  D., 

PHYSICIAN 


State  Street,  below  West, 

Late  practitioner  of  New-Orleans 
and  New-York,  respectfully  solic- 
its a share  of  your  patronage. 


C.  C.  CHESLEY, 

Manufacturer  & dealer  in 

HATS,  CAPS, 
ixxu,  lioljfs 


UMBRELLAS,  &c 
Directly  opposite  Pkenix  Hotel ^ 
CONCORD,  N.*H. 
*:^*Cash  paid  for  Shipping  Furs. 


J.  S.  NORRIS, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

SODA,  BUTTER,  WINE,  OYSTER,  GRAHAM,  SU- 
GAR, PILOT,  WATER  AND  COMMON 


White,  BroAvn  and  Graham  Bread, 
STEA.At  EGA.  AYES. 

ALSO.  A VARIETY  OP 

PIES  AND  CAKES. 

WEDDING  CAKE  CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND. 

Also,  a large  assortment  of  COMMON  AND  FANCY 
CANDIES,  at  reasonable  prices,  at  wholesale  and  retail. 

N.  B. — All  orders  thankfully  received  and  promptly  at- 
tended to. 

M©.  85  Mails  Street, 

OPPOSITE  THE  FPEIGHT  DEPOT, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 


T.  H.  BICKFORD, 

illiittr  Jrtss 

LACES,  EMBROIDERIES,  WORSTEDS,  &c., 

9a=CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND  AND  FOR  SALE. 

Under  the  South  Church,  Main  Street,  CONCORD,  N.  H. 


CHARLES  PEARSON, 

®Iatt|-|p!thcr,  Ittoiler, 


AND  DEALER  IN 


WATCHES,  CLOCKS,  JEWELRY.  E. 

WATCHES  AND  JEWELRY 

CAREFULLY  REPAIRED. 

fflG8i(I!IG  NE4IIY  EIBCtTED  4T  SHBM  NdTIGE. 

No.  122  MAIN  ST.,  PHENIX  BLOCK, 

NEAR  PASSENGER  DEPOT, 

CONCOUD,  IST.  H. 


FOE  FALL  AMD  WIITER. 


HATS,  CAPS,  FURS,  &c., 

m GREAT  VARIETY,  AT  GROVER’S  CITY  HAT  STORE ! 

JOSEPH  GROVER,  at  the  old  and 
well  known  stand  opposite  Gass^  Amer- 
ican House,  having  replenished  his  stock 
from  extensive  purchases  just  made  in 
Boston  and  New- York,  offers  to  the  public  an  assortment 
which,  in  variety,  style  and  price,  is  uneqaled  in  Concord. 
This  assortment  includes  MEN^S  AND  BOYS’  HATS 
AND  CAI*S,  of  all  qualities  and  grades,  manufactured 
chiefly  under  his  direct  supervision,  and  consequently  war- 
ranted to  stand  the  test  of  low  prices  and  ample  recommen- 
dation. 

F-U.371S9  IB'xi.rs,  IF'ii.rjsi ! 

He  has  also  one  of  the  largest  assortments  of  Ladies’  Furs  ever 
offered  in  this  market,  embracing  every  variety  now  in  fashion,  such 
as  STONE  MARTIN,  SABLE,  GERMAN  AND  RUSSIA  FITCH, 
VICTORINES,  CUFFS,  BOAS,  CAPES,  &c. 


FUfflITUIE, 

UPHOLSTER!  GOODS 


OF  THE  LATEST  STYLES  AND  PATTERNS,  AT 

P.  GARY,  JR.’S  STORE, 

Wo.  Maisi  Street, 

OPPOSITE  GASS’  AMERICAN  HOUSE, 

OON'CORD,  ]sr.  H., 

Can  be  found  every  variety  of  Upholstery  Goods,  such  as 
Silk  and  Worsted  Damasks,  Cotton  and  Worsted  do.,  Cot- 
ton do.,  Plushes,  all  Wool  Lastings,  Hair  Cloths,  Muslin 
Curtains,  Curtain  Materials,  Pringes,  Cords,  Gimps,  Tassels, 
Curtain  Bands,  Gilt  Cornices  and  Bands,  of  every  variety ; 
Window  Shades  and  Fixtures,  Pulpit  Trimmings,  &c.,  &c. 

Furniture,  of  all  kinds,  Repaired ; 

Upholstery,  of  all  kinds,  made  and  repaired;  Mattresses, 
of  all  descriptions,  made  and  renovated. 

CARPETS  CUT,  MADE  AND  PUT  DOWN. 

Pew  Cushions,  and  all  other  Cushions,  Window  Shades, 
Drapery  Curtains,  &c.,  made  and  put  up ; Hour  Glass 
Stands  ; Sofas  ; Reeess  Seats  ; Bed  Lounges  ; Parlor  Chairs  ; 

(Sasg  Ottomans, 

CANE  SEAT  CHAIRS  RESEATED. 


FURNITURE  POLISH. 

This  article  is  manufactured  by  the  subscriber,  and  war- 
ranted to  remove  white  spots  caused  by  heat,  alcohol,  or 
cologne ; also  to  restore  bruised  or  scratched  furniture,  and  to 
remove  all  greasy  substances  without  the  usual  hard  labor 
of  rubbing  that  all  other  kinds  require. 

PHINEAS  CAPY,  Jr. 


DRUGS  & MEDICINES. 

Wk 

JAMES  MORGAN, 

DEALER  IN 

PURE  DRUGS, 

TILDEN  & CO.’S 

Fiiiid  Extracts, 

TRUSSES. 

SUPPOIITEIS, 

PATENT 

MEDICINES, 

BESSlis. 

YARNISHES 

AND 

MAIN  STREET,  CONCORD,  N.  H., 

Offers  for  sale  a large  and  ■well  selected  assortment  of 
; DRUGS,  MEDICINES,  PAINTS,  OILS,  COLORS, 

1 VARNISHES,  BRUSHES,  &c.  All  the  popular 

of  the  d.ay  are  here  found,  at  the  lowest  prices.  Also, 

Biirning  Fluid,  Potasli,  and 


CHEAP  FOR  CASH. 

Physicians,  Traders,  and  the  public  generally,  are  respect- 
fully invited  to  call  and  see. 

N.  B.  Physicians  prescriptions  carefully  prepared.  ^ 


JltFATr^i 


CLOCKS,  JEWELRY, 


— AT — 


E.  KNIGHT’S  JEWELRY  STORE, 

214  Main  Street ^ (opposite  Gass^  American  House^^ 

Where  may  be  found  constantly  on  hand  a large  and  well 
selected  stock  of  the  latest  styles  of  Gold  and  Silver  Watches, 
together  with  an  extensive  variety  of  Jewelry,  consisting  of 
the  latest  patterns  of 


CHAiS,  KEYS,  SEALS.  PINS,  RINGS. 
BRACELETS,  KNOBS, 

AND  A LARGE  ASSORTMENT  OF 


— AND — 

FANCY  GOODS, 

WHICH  WILL  BE  SOLD  AT 

UNUSUALLY  LOW  PRICES. 

Please  call  before  purchasing  elsewhere. 

N.  B.  Watches,  Clocks  and  Jewelry  carefully  repaired, 
and  warranted. 


J 


THE 

CONCORD^  DIRECTORY, 

CONTAINING  THE 

NAMES  AND  BUSINESS  OF  CITIZENS 

IN  THE 


COMPACT  PART  OF  THE  CITY, 

iiii:  Tfff 

J^EY  THEREOF. 

4'  fS2u 


BUSI] 

SOCIETffisl^BANK^ 


AND  ALSO  OF 


TO  WHICH  IS  ADDED  A 


BUSINESS  KEY  OF  FISHEKVILLE. 

• e 

• tf  *' 

BY  DAVID  WATSON; 

ASSISTED  BY  AUSTIN  GUERNSEY.  • 


CONCORD: 

PUBLISHED  BY  MERRIAM  & MERRILL. 
McFarland  & Jenks,  Printers. 

1856. 


A2 


PREFACE. 


The  former  publisher  of  the  Concord  Directory  being  un- 
able, from  his  age  and  other  avocations,  to  perform  the  labo- 
rious task  of  its  compilation,  contracted  with  Merriam  & 
Merrill  for  its  publication,  with  the  understanding  that  he 
should  have  a general  superintendence  of  the  work ; iSut  that 
a suitable  assistant  should  be  employed  to  collect  the  names 
and  other  statistics.  M.  & M.  have  employed  for  that  pur- 
j pose  Mr.  Austin  Guernsey,  who  has  faithfully  performed 
j his  undertaking,  having  visited  for  that  purpose  every  house 
the  center  village.  The  work,  it  is  believed,  will  be  found 
correct  as  any  publication  of  the  kind. 

The  great  increase  of  buildings,  with  the  addition  of  sev- 
I new  streets,  rendered  a new  numbering  necessary,  and 
i City  Council,  in  August  last,  passed  a resolution  for  that 
rpose.  In  accordance  therewith,  an  entire  renumbering 
s made,  with  which  this  Directory  is  in  agreement.  A 
ord  thereof  was  made,  and  remains  at  M.  & M.’s  book- 
r(?,^*foF  the  inspection  of  any  who  may  be  desirous  of 
Jxihg  -the  new  numbers  to  their  buildings.  It  would  be 
tifable’to  have  the  needed  alteration  made  as  speedily  as 
;sible.  D.  W. 


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GOVERNMENT 

OP  THE 

CITY  OF  COFTCOFO, 

1855-6. 


Kurus  Clement,^  Mayor. 

ALDERMEN. 

Alb#rt  H.  Drown,  Ward  1 ; Samuel  Clifford,  Ward  2 ; 
Moses  Humphrey,  Ward  3 ; William  Prescott,  Ward^\  John 
Brown,  Ward  5 ; George  B.  Chandler,  Ward  6 ; Samuel 
Pease,  Ward  7. 

COMMON  COUNCIL. 

! Silas  G.  Sylvester,  President. 

i Kobert  B.  Hoyt,  Jacob  B.  Kan(I,  Ward  1 ; Charles  H. 

I Sanborn,  Ephraim  S.  Colley,  Ward  2 ; Moses  M.  Davis, 

I Hiram  Earnum,  Ward  3 ; Joseph  P.  Stickney,  Kufus  Mer- 
I rill.  Ward  4 ; Silas  G.  Sylvester,  Peter  Dudley,  Ward  5 ; 

, J^athan  Farley,  David  Winkley,  Ward  6;  James  Thomp- 
son, Charles  H.  Reed,  Ward  7. 

David  Watson,  City  Clerk. 

Amos  Hadley,  Clei'k  of  Common  Council. 

Woodbridge  Odlin,t  City  Treasurer. 

L.  D.  Stevens,  City  Solicitor. 

William  H.  Smart,  City  Physician. 

B.  F.  Gale,  ex-officio,  Thomas  Chadbourne,  M.  D.,  and 
Timothy  Haynes,  M.  D.,  Health  Officers. 

Mr.  Clement  died  January  13,  while  the  Directory  was  in  press. 
January  17,  John  Abbott,  Esq.  was  elected  mayor  by  the  City  Council 
to  fill  the  vacancy. 

t Elected  to  fill  the  vacancy  of  John  C.  Brown,  resigned. 


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12  CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


TRUSTEES  OF  PUBLIC  LIBRARY. 

Abiel  Eolfe,  Cyrus  Robinson,  Simeon  Abbott,  William 
Prescott,  Henry  A.  Bellows,  Lyman  D.  Stevens,  Josiah 
Stevens. 

SUPERINTENDING  SCHOOL  COMMITTEE. 

Abiel  Eolfe,  Ward  1 ; Enoch  Jackman,  Ward  2 ; Simeon 
Abbott,  Ward  3 ; Hiram  Whitcher,  Ward  4 ; Samuel  Kel- 
ley, Ward  5;  A.  B.  Muzzey,  Ward  6;  James  D.  Page, 
Ward  7. 

SUPERINTENDING  SCHOOL  COMMITTEE  OF  UNION  DISTRICT. 

Artemas  B.  Muzzey,  Henry  E.  Parker,  Amos  Hadley,  Asa 
Fowler,  Paltiah  Brown. 


FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 


True  Osgood,  Chief  Engineer, 

ASSISTANTS. 

David  A.  Brown,  Ward  1 ; Cyrus  Robinson,  Ward  2 ; 
John  Abbott,  Ward  3 ; Beza  H.  Lincoln,  Ward  4 ; A.  B. 
Holt,  C.  E.  Savory,  Wardb;  Lowell  Eastman,  Ward.^\ 
James  L.  Mason,  Ward  7. 


CHIEF  POLICE. 

Benjamin  F.  Gale,  City  Marshal  and  Collector  of  Taxes. 
Wm.  H.  Buntin,  Isaac  G.  Howe,  Assistant  Marshals. 

CONSTABLES. 

Isaac  Clement,  John  C.  Hall,  Hiram  Simpson,  N.  P.  Web- 
ster, Moody  S.  Farnum,  Samuel  Ames,  Cady  Clark,  Horace 
H.  Holt,  William  H.  Buntin,  William  T.  Locke,  Charles  I. 
Elliott,  Charles  A.  Farnum. 


RAILROADS  CENTERING  IN  CONCORD. 

CONCORD  RAILROAD. 

This  road  extends  to  Nashua,  connecting  there  with  the 
Nashua  and  Lowell  Eailroad  to  Boston ; also,  with  the 
Nashua  and  Worcester,  and  Norwich  to  New-York. 

At  Manchester  it  connects  with  the  Manchester  and  Law- 
rence, for  Lawrence,  Boston  and  Salem. 

PORTSMOUTH  AND  CONCORD  RAILROAD. 

This  road  extends  from  Concord  to  Portsmouth.  It  con- 
nects, at  Newmarket  Junction,  with  the  Boston  and  Maine 
Road  for  Dover,  Great-Palls,  Rochester  and  Portland ; also, 
with  the  Eastern  Road  at  Portsmouth. 

NORTHERN  RAILROAD. 

This  road  extends  from  Concord  to  West-Lebanon  and 
White  River  Junction,  where  it  connects  with  the  Vermont 
Central  for  Montpelier,  Burlington,  St.  Albans,  to  Rouse^s 
Point,  connecting  there  ]vith  the  Ogdensburg  Road  to  the 
St.  Lawrence  and  lake  navigation,  for  the  far  west.  It  also 
connects  at  Rouse's  Point  the  road  for  Montreal  and  Quebec. 
At  White  River  Junction  it  connects  with  the  Passumpsic 
Road  for  St.  Johnsbury,  northy  and  south  with  the  Railroad  to 
Windsor,  Bellows  Palls,  &c.  It  connects  at  Pranklin  with 
the  Road  for  Bristol. 

BOSTON,  CONCORD  & MONTREAL  RAILROAD. 

This  road  extends  from  Concord  to  Lake  Winnipisseogee, 
Plymouth  and  Wells  River,  Vt.,  connecting  there  with  the 
Passumpsic  Road ; also,  with  the  White  Mountain  Road  for 
Littleton. 


CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


14 


MERRIMACK  AND  CONN.  RIVERS  RAILROAD. 
This  road  extends  from  Concord  to  Bradford.  It  con- 
nects at  Contoocookville  with  the  Contoocook  Valley  Rail- 
road to  Hillsborough  Bridge. 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES 

LOCATED  IN  CONCORD. 

PEOPLE^S  MUTUAL. 

Seth  Eastman,  President;  William  Prescott,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer  \ J.  P.  Johnson,  John  F.  Brown,  Rufus  Merrill, 
A.  J.  Prescott,  S.  G.  Sylvester,  William  Prescott,  Directors. 

NEW-HAMPSHIRE  MUTUAL. 

Matthew  Harvey,  President ; William  Kent,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer;  Matthew  Harvey,  Concord,  William  Choate, 
Derry,  A.  F.  Stevens,  Nashua,  Samuel  A.  Kimball,  Concord, 
Stephen  Brown,  Concord,  J.  Stephens  AbboX  Concord, 
Directors. 

MERRIMACK  COUNTY  MUTUAL. 

John  H.  George,  President ; Samuel  Morril,  Secretary ; 
Samuel  Coffin,  Treasurer ; Francis  N.  Fisk,  Samuel  Coffin, 
Richard  Bradley,  James  Wilson,  Shadrach  Seavey,  E.  S. 
Towle,  Benjamin  Grover,  J.  B.  Walker,  John  H.  George, 
Directors. 

EQUITABLE  MUTUAL. 

Timothy  Haynes,  President;  M.  Gilmore,  Secretary  ; R.  C. 
Osgood,  Treasurer;  Timothy  Haynes,  Enos  Blake,  J.  H. 
Pearson,  Caleb  Parker,  Directors.  I 


CONCORD  DIRECTORY.  15 

UNION  MUTUAL. 

Thos.  P.  Treadwell,  President ; J.  E.  Lang,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer ; Thos.  P.  Treadwell,  Nathan  S.  Chandler,  John 
Gear,  Asa  Fowler,  Eufus  Clement,^  E.  T.  Stevens,  Ezra 
Carter,  Directors. 


BANKS  IN  CONCORD. 

i 

MECHANICS  BANK. 

Joseph  M.  Harper,  President;  George  Minot,  Cashier;  Jo- 
seph M.  Harper,  Seth  Eastman,  Josiah  Minot,  D.  M.  Car- 
penter, Ezra  Carter,  Geo.  B.  Chandler,  Directors. 

MERRIMACK  COUNTY  BANK. 

Francis  N.  Fisk,  President;  E.  S.  Towle,  Cashier;  F.  N. 
Fisk,  Samuel  Coffin,  Richard  Bradley,  Joseph  B.  Walker, 
Directors.  [Discount  day,  Monday  of  each  week.]  | 

STATE  CAPITAL  BANK.  I 

Samuel  Butterfield,  President;  Edson  Hill,  Cashier;  S.  j 
Butterfield,  Enos  Blake,  Abraham  Bean,  Hall  Roberts,  Asa  | 
Fowler,  Robert  N.  Corning,  Ebenezer  Symmes,  Directors.  | 

I 

NEW- HAMPSHIRE  SAVINGS  BANK.  | 

Francis  N.  Fisk,  President;  Samuel  Morril,  Treasurer ; \ 
Stephen  Brown,  David  M.  Carpenter,  Seth  Eastman,  J.  M.  i 
Harper,  Samuel  A.  Kimball,  Asa  McFarland,  Ira  Perley, 
Isaac  F.  Williams,  Shadrach  Seavey,  F.  N.  Fisk,  Ezra  Car- 
ter, Theodore  French,  Samuel  Herbert,  Charles  Smart, 
Benj.  Parker,  E.  S.  Towle,  J.  B.  Walker,  Trustees. 

* Deceased. 


CHARITABLE  AND  OTHER  SOCIETIES. 

CONCORD  FEMALE  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIA- 
TION. 

Mrs.  A.  B.  M-Vclz^y y first  Director ; Miss  Mary  A.  Down^ 
mgy  second  Director;  Miss  Ellen  A.  Muzzey, /Secretory ; Mrs. 
Wm.  P.  Foster,  Treasurer. 

CONCORD  FEMALE  CHARITABLE  SOCIETY. 

Mrs.  R.  Bradley,  President;  Mrs.  B.  P.  Stone,  Secretary ; 
Mrs.  N.  Stickney,  Treasurer. 

BAPTIST  FEMALE  CHARITABLE  SOCIETY. 

Mrs.  C.  W.  Flanders,  President;  Mrs.  B.  P.  Whipple, 
Secretary;  Mrs.  Perkins  Gale,  Treasurer. 

PLEASANT  STREET  BAPTIST  CHARITABLE 
SOCIETY. 

Mrs.  E.  E.  Cummings,  PresirfewL*  Mrs.  D.  M.  Dearborn, 
Secretary ; Mrs.  C.  S.  Rogers,  Treasurer. 

SEAMEN^S  FRIEND  SOCIETY. 

Mrs.  Geo.  Hutchins,  President;  Mrs.  S.  Coffin,  Vice-Pres-. 
ident;  Mrs.  James  Hill,  Secretary;  Miss  C.  French,  Treas- 
urer. 

1.  0.  0.  F. 

White  Mountain  Lodge,  No.  5,  meets  every  Friday 
evening,  at  their  hall,  corner  of  Warren  and  Main  Streets. 
Officers  chosen  semi-annually. 

Penacook  Encampment,  No.  3,  meets  the  second  and 
fourth  Tuesday  of  each  month,  in  the  hall  at  the  corner  of 
Main  and  Warren  Streets.  Officers  chosen  semi-annually. 


CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


17 


METHODIST  GENEKAL  BIBLICAL  INSTITUTE, 
ESTABLISHED  IN  1847. 

FACULTY. 

Rev.  Stephen  M.  Vail,  A.  M.,  Professor  of  Biblical  and 
Oriental  Literature. 

Rev.  David  Patten,  D.  D.,  Professor  of  Revealed  and  Pas- 
toral  Theology  and  Sacred  Rhetoric. 

Rev.  J.  W.  Merrill,  D.  D.,  Professor  of  Natural  and  His- 
torical Theology j Mental  and  Moral  Philosophy. 

STUDENTS. 

Thomas  J.  Abbot,  Derby,  Vt. ; Robert  J.  Andrews,  New- 
ark, N.  J. ; James  A.  Benson,*  Montgomery  Co.,  Md. ; Wes- 
ley C.  Best,  A.  B.,  Waynsburgh,  Pa.;  Samuel  Call,  Pots- 
dam, N.  Y. ; William  Cloyd,  Mortonville,  N.  Y. ; Benjamin 
F.  DaCosta,  Charlestown,  Mass. ; Abram  S.  Dobbs,  Mead- 
ville.  Pa. ; Hanson  F.  Forrest,  Littlestown,  Pa. ; George  M. 
Hamlen,  Sandwich,  Mass. ; Linville  J.  Hall,  Springfield, 
Mass.;  William  H.  Jones,  New  York  City;  James  O. 
Knowles,  Lawrence,  Mass. ; Joseph  Little,  Gofifstown,  N.  H. ; 
Henry  M.  Loud^  Bruceville,  0. ; Albert  L.  Long,  Carmi- 
chaels, Green  Co.,  Pa. ; Jonathan  J.  Melson,  A.  B.,  Sussex 
Co.,  Del. ; Edson  J.  Moore,  West  Fairlee,  Vt. ; William  V. 
Morrison,  West  Middleton,  Pa. ; Henry  A.  Parmenter,  Marl- 
boro^, Mass. ; George  Prentice,  Sutton,  Mass. ; John  Pilking- 
ton,  Saquoit,  N.  Y. ; Washington  I.  Pond,  A.  B.,  Elizabeth- 
town, N.  Y. ; Barnabas  F.  Reeve,  Southampton,  N.  Y. ; 
Henry  D.  Robinson,  Holmes^  Hole,  Mass. ; Joseph  Scott, 
Lynn,  Mass. ; Gustavus  F.  Silfersteen,  E.  Greenwich,  R.  I. ; 
Ebenezer  A.  Smith,  Howardville,  Pa. ; Ichabod  Simmons, 
Newport,  R.  I. ; A.  R.  Sylvester,  Bangor,  Me. ; Irad  Tag- 
gart, Claremont,  N.  H. ; Samuel  Wilson,  Montreal,  C.  E. ; 
Thomas  Sykes  Wilson,  Lynn,  Mass. ; William  F.  Ward, 
Alexandria,  Va. ; James  A.  Winter,  Bath,  Me. 

* Deceased. 


18  CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 

NEW-HAMPSHIKE  ASYLUM  FOE  THE  INSANE. 
Charles  Burroughs,  D.  D.,  President, 

John  E.  Tyler,  M.  D.,  Superintendent  and  Treasurer, 
Nathan  Call,  Assistant  Superintendent, 

Joseph  B.  Walker,  Secretary. 

board  of  trustees. 

Rufus  Clement^  and  J.  B.  Walker,  Concord  ; Warren  Lov- 
ell, Meredith ; Charles  Burroughs,  Portsmouth;  Joseph  H. 
Smith,  Dover ; Amos  A.  Parker,  Fitzwilliam  ; Samuel  Her- 
bert, Rumney ; Enoch  D.  Yeaton,  Wakefield;  John  A. 
Richardson,  Durham  ; Alvah  Smith,  Lempster;  C.  H.  Peas- 
lee,  Franklin  Pierce. 

NEW-HAMPSHIRE  STATE  PRISON. 

William  W.  Eastman,  Warden ; John  Foss,  Dep.  Warden ; 
Rev.  Caleb  Brown,  Chaplain;  William  Prescott,  M.  D., 
Physician;  Isaac  Elwell,  Contractor,  Cabinet  Shop;  Joseph 
French,  Contractor,  Shoe  Shop. 


STATE  OFFICERS  RESIDING  IN  CONCORD. 

Lemuel  N.  Pattee,  Secretary  of  State ; Benjamin  E.  Badg- 
er, Dep.  Secretary  ; William  Berry,  Treasurer;  William  Carr, 
Keeper  of  State  House;  Ira  Perley,  LL.  D.,  Chief  Justice 
Supreme  Judicial  Court;  Ira  A.  Eastman,  Asa  Fowler,  As- 
sociate  Justices;  George  G.  Fogg,  State  Reporter . 

COUNTY  OFFICERS  RESIDING  IN  CONCORD.  ’ 

Nehemiah  Butler,  Cleric  of  Court;  John  H.  George,  Solic-  .^ 
itor ; I.  A.  Hill,  Register  of  Probate;  William  F.  Savory,} 
Register  of  Deeds ; Seth  Eastman,  County  Sealer. 

* Deceased. 


POST  OFFICE,  CONCORD,  N.  H. 

OFFICE  HOURS. 

OPEN  AT  6^  A.  M.,  CLOSES  AT  9 P.  M. 

Southern  Mail  leaves  and  arrives  three  times  daily,  as 
follows  : 

1st  mail  closes  at  S}/£  P.  M.  Arrives  at  lOj-^  A- 

2d  9)^  A.  M.  3 P.  M. 

3d  “ 3 P.  M.  “ 8 P.  M. 

The  scond  mail  each  way  takes  no  letters  for  any  interme- 
diate office,  except  for  Lowell. 

Northern  Mail,  for  all  the  upper  roads,  daily,  closes  at 
9j4  A.  M.,  and  arrives  as  follows  : 

On  Concord  and  Claremont  Koad,  3 P.  M. ; on  Boston, 
Concord  and  Montreal  Koad,  3j;^  P.  M. ; on  Northern 
Koad,  3)^  P.  M. 

Pittsfield  Mail,  daily,  arrives  at  10  A.  M.,  and  closes 
at  21^  P.  M. 

Portsmouth  Mail,  twice,  daily,  via  Portsmouth  and 
Concord  Kailroad,  closes  at  9^^^  A.  M.,  and  at  3 P.  M., 
and  arrives  at  2 and  8 P.  M. 

Portsmouth  Mail,  via  Northwood,  leaves  on  Tuesdays, 
Thursdays  and  Saturdays,  and  arrives  on  alternate  days ; — 
mail  closes  at  9)^  A.  M.,  and  arrives  at  5)^  P.  M. 

Gilm ANTON  Iron  Works  Mail,  leaves  on  Tuesdays, 
Thursdays  and  Saturdays,  and  arrives  on  alternate  days.  On 
Thursdays  this  mail  runs  to  Alton,  returning  next  day.  Mail 
closes  at  9)^  A.  M.,  and  arrives  at  2 P.  M. 


CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


20 

Dunbarton  Mail  leaves  on  Tuesdays,  Thursdays  and 
Saturdays,  and  returns  same  day.  This  mail  runs  to  Bow 
on  Saturdays.  Mail  closes  at  A.  M.,  and  arrives  at  7 

P.  M. 

Mail  closes  on  Sunday  evening  at  8 P.  M. 

California  Mail  closes  on  the  3d  and  18th  of  each 
month. 

Foreign  Mail  closes  on  Monday  of  each  week. 

P.  S.  A strict  adherence  to  the  above  hours  for  closing 
the  mails  will  be  regarded,  except  in  case  of  sickness. 

Jacob  Carter,  Postmaster. 


NAMES  OE  STREETS. 


Allison  street  Is  south  of  West  street,  and  extends 
westerly  from  Turnpike  street. 

Badger  street  is  west  of  State  street,  and  extends  from 
West  to  Allison  street. 

Beaver  street  extends  from  Cross  to  Monroe  street. 

Cedar  street  runs  westerly  from  State  street,  and  is 
opposite  Montgomery  street. 

Center  street  extend^  westerly  from  Main  street,  over 
Sand  Hill,  until  it  intersects  Washington  street. 

Chapel  Court  is  on  the  north  side  of  the  Methodist 
Chapel,  and  runs  easterly  from  State  street. 

Church  Lane  extends  northerly  from  Park  street,  by  the 
Episcopal  Church,  to  Center  street. 

Church  street  is  on  the  south  side  of  the  old  North 
Meeting-house  lot,  and  extends  westerly  from  Main  to  State 
street. 

Court  street  extends  westerly  from  Main  street,  by  the 
north  side  of  the  Court  House,  to  State  street. 

Cross  street  extends  westerly  from  Main  to  South  street. 

Downing  street  extends  westerly  from  Main  street,  by 
J.  S.  & E.  A.  Abbots^  shop,  to  South  street. 

Elm  street  extends  southerly  from  Wall  to  Thompson 
street. 

Essex  street  extends  northerly  from  Center  to  Wash- 
ington street. 

Eatette  street  is  north  of  Thompson  street,  and  ex- 
tends westerly  from  Main  to  South  street. 

Perry  street  runs  easterly  from  Main  street,  in  front  of 
the  North  Church,  to  the  interval. 

Porest  street  runs  westerly  from  High  street. 


CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


22 

Fosterville  extends  easterly  from  north  end  of  State 
street,  to  J'itrrimack  and  Conn.  Rivers  Railroad. 

Franklin  street  extends  westerly  from  Main  street  to 
High  street. 

Fulton  street  extends  westerly  from  South  to  Spring 
street. 

Green  street  is  west  of  State  street,  and  extends  north- 
erly from  Pleasant  to  Center  street. 

Hall  street  extends  from  Water  street  to  Bow  line  by 
the  railroad. 

High  street  extends  from  Washington  to  Franklin  st. 

Hanover  street  is  west  of  Spring  street,  and  extends 
northerly  from  School  to  Center  street. 

Huntingdon  street  is  west  of  Rumford,  and  extends 
northerly  from  Warren  to  Center  street. 

Jefferson  street  extends  southerly  from  Thompson  to 
Cross  street. 

Liberty  street  is  west  of  Pine  street,  and  extends 
northerly  from  Pleasant  to  Warren  street. 

Main  street  extends  from  the  Turnpike  road  northerly 
to  Horse-shoe  Pond.  ^ 

Maple  street  extends  westerly  from  Union  to  Spring 
street. 

Merrimack  street  is  west  of  Rumford  street,  and  ex- 
tends northerly  from  Pleasant  to  Center  street. 

Mechanics  Row  runs  easterly  from  Main  street,  between 
the  Eagle  Hotel  and  Stickney’s  block. 

Monroe  street  extends  westerly  from  State  to  South 
street. 

Montgomery  street  extends  westerly  from  Main  to 
State  street. 

Myrtle  street  extends  southerly  from  Thompson  to 
Cross  street. 

Orchard  street  is  north  of  Pleasant  street,  and  extends 
westerly  from  Merrimack  to  Pine  street. 


CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


23 

i Park  street  is  on  the  north  side  of  the  State-house 
yard,  and  extends  westerly  from  Main  to  State  street. 

Pearl  street  extends  westerly  from  Main  to  State  street, 
in  front  of  the  State  Prison. 

Penacook  street  extends  from  Main  street,  at  Horse- 
shoe Pond,  westerly,  by  the  residence  of  Kichard  Bradley, 
Esq.,  to  the  foot  of  the  hill  on  Little  Pond  road. 

Perlet  street  is  south  of  Sullivan  street,  and  runs 
westerly  from  State  street. 

Pine  street  is  west  of  Merrimack  street,  and  extends 
northerly  from  Pleasant  tO' Center  street. 

Pleasant  street  extends  westerly  from  Main  street,  by 
the  South  Church,  to  its  junction  with  Washington  street,  by 
Mr.  Stephen  Lang’s  dwelling-house. 

Prince  street  extends  westerly  from  Green  street,  by 
Mr.  Isaac  Emery’s  dwelling-house,  to  Spring  street. 

Railroad  S'quare  is  between  Main  street  and  the  Depot. 

Rumford  street  is  west  of  Spring  street,  and  extends 
northerly  from  Pleasant  to  Center  street. 

School  street  extends  westerly  from  Main  to  Washing- 
ton street.  ^ 

Short  street  extends  westerly  from  Spring  to  Rumford 
street; 

South  street  extends  southerly  from  Pleasant  street  to 
Mrs.  Benjamin  Wheeler’s  dwelling-house. 

Spring  street  is  west  of  Green  street,  and  extends 
northerly  from  Bog  Road  to  Washington  street. 

State  street  is  west  of  Main  street,  and  extends  from 
the  Turnpike  road  northerly,  by  the  burying-ground,  to  Wood 
Brook,  on  the  Boscawen  road. 

Sullivan  street  is  located  north  of  Downing  street. 

SUxMMER  street  extends  north  from  Winter  to  Court  st. 

Tahanto  street  is  west  of  Merrimack  street,  and  ex- 
tends northerly  from  Warren  to  Center  street. 

Thompson  street  extends  westerly  from  Main  to  South  st. 


24  CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 

Thorndike  street  is  south  of  Monroe  street,  and  ex-  j 
tends  westerly  from  Main  to  South  street. 

Tremont  street  is  on  the  north  side  of  the  State  Prison 
yard,  and  extends  westerly  from  State  street. 

Turnpike  street  extends  south-westerly  from  Main 
street,  by  the  head  of  State  street. 

Union  street  extends  northerly  from  Center  to  Wash- 
ington street. 

Wall  street  is  south  of  Pleasant  street,  and  extends 
westerly  from  State  to  South  street. 

Walnut  street  extends  northerly  from  Washington 
street,  by  John  G.  Hookas  house,  to  Franklin  street. 

Warren  street  is  north  of  Pleasant  street,  and  extends 
westerly  from  Main  to  Washington  street. 

Washington  street  extends  westerly  from  Main  street, 
by  the  New  North  Church,  over  the  hill,  until  it  intersects 
Pleasant  street. 

Water  street  extends  from  the  south  end  of  Main 
street  to  Concord  Bridge. 

West  street  is  north  of  Turnpike  road,  and  extends 
westerly  from  Main  to  South  street. 

Winter  street  is  north  of  Montgomery  street,  and  ex- 
tends easterly  from  State  street. 


CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


25 


DIRECTORY. 


Abbreviations — b.  stands  for  boards^  and  h.  stands  for  house* 


ABBOTT,  Benjamin  K.,  laborer — 13  Union. 

Abbott,  Charles  H.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots^ — ^h.  6 Monroe. 
Abbott,  Clarissa — Washington. 

Abbott,  David,  carpenter — 57  State. 

Abbott,  David  3d,  laborer — 20  Rumford. 

Abbott,  David  J.,  painter — Elm. 

Abbot,  Edward  A.,  (J.  S.  & E.  A.  Abbot)— h.  8 South. 
Abbott,  Eliza,  widow — Pearl. 

Abbott,  George  D.,  painter — 23  South. 

Abbott,  Horace  S.,  carpenter — 15  Union. 

Abbot,  J.  Stephens,  ( J.  S.  & E.  A.  Abbot,)  coach  manufac- 
tory, 13  and  15  Main — h.  77  Main. 

Abbott,  Joseph  M. — b.  David  Abbott’s. 

Abbott,  Joseph  S.  2d,  coach-body  builder  at  Abbots^— h.  .7" 
Thorndike. 

Abbott,  Nathaniel  C.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  11  Spring. 
Abbott,  Nathaniel  P. — b.  Eliza  Abbott’s. 

Abbott,  Ruth,  widow — Hall. 

Abbott,  Walter,  (Abbott  & Woodward,  merchant  tailors>  17D 
Main) — h.  Rumford. 

Abbott,  William,  laborer — High. 

Abbott,  William  B.,  painter— 41  Pleasant. 

Adams,  Charles  H.,  coach  maker  at  Downings’ — b.  Wm. 
Crockett’s. 


B 


CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


26 

Adams,  John  L.,  (Northern  Railroad) — b.  Pavilion. 

Aiken,  Edmund,  plater — b.  Union  Hotel. 

Alden,  Albert,  carpenter — 21  South. 

Alden,  George,  shoemaker — b.  Union  Hotel, 

Alexander,  James  G.,  mechanic — 32  Center. 

Alexander,  Samuel,  stone  quarrier — 9 Washington. 

Allen,  Benjamin  F.,  marble  worker — b.  J.  O.  Allen’s. 

Allen,  C.  W.,  painter — b.  J.  K.  Smith’s. 

Allen,  Daniel  C.,  clerk  Northern  R.  R.  office,  h.  6 Center. 
Allen,  J.  0.,  (firm  Day  & Allen,  10  School) — h.  South  Arch. 
Allen,  James  B.,  bookbinder — b.  Union  Hotel.  I 

Allison,  Archibald,  shoemaker — b.  Catharine  Allison’s.  j 
Allison,  Frederick,  bookbinder — 179  State. 

Allison,  Catharine,  widow — Turner’s  Block. 

Allison,  Ignatius,  painter — Mary  D.  Weeks’. 

Allison,  John,  at  Abbots’ — ^b.  Catharine  Allison’s. 

Allison,  William  H.,  11  Pleasant. 

Allison,  William  H.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots' — h.  3 Downing. 
Ames,  Maria  B.,  widow — 45  Warren. 

Anderson,  Philena — 100  Spring. 

Andrews,  Charles  E.,  fireman  Northern  R.  R. — 136  Spring. 
Angell,  Charles,  carpenter — b.  F.  Doyn’s. 

Angier,  Samuel,  Concord  R.  R. — h.  54  Main. 

Annable,  Jehiel,  upholsterer,  114  Main,  h.  corner  Spring  and 
Pleasant. 

Arbuncle,  Rodney,  laborer — b.  J.  Glines’. 

Arlin,  Charles  C.,  clerk  at  Fords’ — h.  rear  221  State. 

Arlin,  Henry  H.,  mechanic — 7 Green. 

Arlin,  Zachariah,  laborer — h.  head  State. 

Ash,  Sherburne,  blacksmith  at  Downings’ — h.  285  Main. 

Ash,  Nathaniel,  laborer — 285  Main. 

Aspinwall,  Charles  C.,  machinist — b.  H.  A.  Joslyn’s. 
Atwood,  Alvin,  painter — h.  Essex. 

Austin,  Charles,  (reed  organ  and  melodeon  manufactory, 
R.  R.  Square) — h.  Pleasant. 


CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


27 

Ayer,  Christopher  P.,  hatter — b.  R.  C.  Osgood^s. 

Ayer,  James — Penacook. 

BABB,  Henry,  machinist — 2 R.  R.  Square. 

Babcock,  Andrew  J.,  copper-smith — 19  Thompson. 

Bacon,  Orlando  J.,  overseer  smith  shop,  Prison. 

Batchelder,  George  H.,  boot  and  shoe  manufactory,  123  Main 
— h.  Summer. 

Badger,  Benjamin  E.,  dep^y  secretary  State — b.  S.  C.  Badger’s. 
Badger,  Jacob,  blacksmith — 36  South. 

Badger,  Stephen  C.,  attorney  at  law — 181  State. 

Bailey,  Friend,  steward  at  Asylum. 

Bailey,  George,  harness  maker — b.  P.  E.  Brownson’s. 

Bailey,  W.  H.  H. — 59  Warren. 

Baker,  Abel,  lumber  dealer — 25  Pleasant. 

Baker,  A.  J.  & G.  W.,  refreshment  saloon — 140  Main. 

Baker  & Brother,  Daguerreans — 114  Main. 

Baker,  Joseph  C.,  physician — 82  Main. 

Baker,  Nathaniel  B.,  attorney  at  law,  176  Main — b.  Eagle 
Hotel. 

Baker,  Osmon  C.,  Bishop  M.  E.  Church — 207  State. 

Ballard,  L.  Washington,  clerk  at  Stewart’s — b.Mrs.  Flanders’. 
Ballard,  William,  Northern  R.  R. — b.  Pavilion. 

Ballou,  Oliver  jr.,  musical  instrument  maker — 78  Spring. 
Banister,  I.  J.,  carriage  maker — 5 Center. 

Barker,  Charles,  (Moores  & Barker,  meat  market,  195  Main) 
— h.  20  Washington. 

Barnes,  George  S.,  high  school  teacher — 227  State. 

Barnes,  Jefferson,  laborer — Washington. 

Barrett,  Charles  F.,  engineer  Concord  R.  R. — h.  63  State. 
Barter,  Lewis,  flour  dealer,  Pettingill’s  Block — h.  135  State. 
Bartlett,  Charles  G.,  baker — b.  J.  S.  Norris’. 

Bartlett,  William  H.,  attorney  at  law,  210  Main — b.  Eagle 
Hotel. 

Barton,  Charles  F.,  printer — 4 Green. 


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28 

Bassett,  Parker,  barber — 41  Cross. 

Bates,  Walter,  mechanic — 20  Washington. 

Batchelder,  Almira,  widow — 60  South. 

Batchelder,  Charles  W.,  carpenter — Huntington. 

Batchelder,  David,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — h.  49  Downing. 
Batchelder,  James  T.,  painter — b.  Mary  D.  Weeks’. 
Batchelder,  Jeremiah  S.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — b.  Mrs.  A. 
Batchelder’s. 

Batchelder,  Orilla,  widow — 17  Wall. 

Bean,  David,  laborer — 11  Monroe. 

Bean,  George  W.,  painter  at  Abbots’ — b.  L.  L.  Mower’s. 
Bean,  J.  Wesley,  brakeman  Concord  B.  B. — b.  H.  A.  Joslyn’s. 
Beard,  William  H.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  46  Center. 
Bell,  Charles,  piiysician — corner  State  and  Park. 

Bell,  John — 3 Main. 

Bell,  Leonard,  cooper — 3 Main. 

Bell,  Leonard  jr.,  painter — 18  Main. 

Bellows,  A.  Herbert,  attorney  at  law — b.  Phenix  Hotel. 
Bellows,  Henry  A.,  attorney  at  law,  176  Main — h.  l4  Pleasant. 
Bennett,  James  M.,  painter — 58  Warren. 

Bennett,  Moses — 42  South. 

Benson,  Lydia  A.,  widow— boarding  house,  25  School. 
Benson,  Luke,  laborer — Chandler. 

Benton,  Willard  H.,  clerk  post-office — h.  241  Main. 

Berry,  James  B.,  laundry  man  at  Asylum. 

Berry,  John,  laborer — 58  Main. 

Berry,  Simeon  P.,  painter  at  Downings’ — h.  4 Tremont. 
Berry,  William,  State  treasurer — h.  52  Green. 

Bickford,  Andrew,  watchman  at  Depot — h.  34  Cross. 
Bickford,  Daniel  Y.,  musical  instrument  maker — h.  68  Spring. 
Bickford,  Jerome,  engineer  Concord  B.  B. — h.  22  Downing. 
Bickford,  William,  fireman  Concord  B.  B. — b.  J.  Bickford’s. 
Biddle,  Baruch,  depot  master — h.  22  Pleasant. 

Bixby,  Phin  P.,  printer — h.  81  State. 

Blackey,  John,  hostler  at  Norton’s — b.  C.  H.  Norton’s. 


CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


29 

Blaisdell,  James  D.,  engineer  Northern  R.  R. — h.  109  State.  | 
Blaisdell,  T,  K.,  blacksmith — 10  Warren. 

Blake,  Charles  A.,  blacksmith — East  Pleasant. 

Blake,  Enos — 105  State. 

Blake,  Michael,  laborer — 27  Downing. 

Blake,  Samuel,  butcher — 50  Main. 

Blake,  Thomas,  harness  maker^b.  H.  Fessenden’s. 

Blake,  William  B.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — b.  M.  Blake’s. 
Blakeley,  Wm.  J.,  blacksmith — 48  West. 

Blanchard,  Amos,  groceries,  230  Main — b.  B.  F.  Gale’s. 
Blanchard,  Luther,  mechanic — Myrtle. 

Blanchard,  Moses  W.,  teamster — rear  38  Main. 

Blanchard,  Nathaniel,  pedler — b.  C.  D.  Shaw’s. 

Blanchard,  Otis,  mason — 52  South. 

Blanchard,  Porter,  churn  manufactory — 211  Main. 

Blanchard,  Sawyer,  carpenter — Liberty. 

Blaney,  Stephen,  painter  at  Abbots’ — h.  93  Spring. 

Blodgett,  Eliza — 18  Center. 

Blodgett,  J.  T.,  carriage  maker — ^b.  Columbian  Hotel. 
Blodgett,  John  S.,  carpenter — 5 Maple. 

Boardman,  George  L.,  carriage  maker  at  Downings’ — h.  24 
Montgomery. 

Bodwell,  Moses,  shoemaker — corner  State  and  West. 

Bottene,  John  B.,  harness  maker — b.  R.  C.  Osgood’s. 

Bouton,  Nathaniel,  pastor  First  Cong.  Church — h.  276  Main. 
Bowker,  John,  painter — 29  Franklin. 

Boyce,  George  W.,  conductor  Passump.  R.  R — h.  105  State. 
Boyden,  George,  silver  plater — b.  George  Dame’s. 

Boynton,  Alfred  L.,  carpenter — 8 Monroe. 

Boynton,  Lyman  D.,  shoemaker — 40  Pleasant. 

Brackett,  George,  hair  dresser  under  American  House — h. 
Summer. 

Bradbury,  Sophronia,  widow,  dress  maker — h.  Cedar. 

Bradley,  Moses  H.,  farmer — Penacook. 

Bradley,  Richard,  farmer — Penacook. 


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Bradley,  Sarah  0.,  widow — 38  West. 

Brainerd,  Duane  D.,  carpenter — 57  Main. 

Briggs,  J.  C.,  civil  engineer — b.  Phenix  Hotel. 

Briggs,  Sherman  S.,  boot  maker — 46  Spring. 

Brisning,  John,  laborer — 89  Spring. 

Brown,  Abel — b.  T.  H.  Newball’s. 

Brown,  Amasa,  clergyman — 19  Rumford. 

Brown,  Betsey  A.,  widow — 75  Spring. 

I Brown,  Caleb,  chaplain  at  Prison — h.  24  Monroe. 

I Brown,  Charles,  carpenter — 14  Payette. 

; Brown,  David,  blacksmith — b.  Mrs.  P.  E.  Brownson’s. 
Brown,  Horace  A.,  printer  at  McFarland  & Jenks’ — h.  13 
Pleasant. 

Brown,  Ira  E.,  butcher — 29  Warren. 

Brown,  Israel  G.,  mechanic — 18  Washington. 

Brown,  Jeremiah,  teamster — 65  Spring. 

Brown,  Jesse  G.,  carpenter — 5 Fosterville. 

Brown,  John,  laborer — Myrtle. 

Brown,  John,  conductor  Concord  B.  R. — h.  126  Spring. 
Brown,  John,  (Brown  & Young,  furniture,  204  Main,) — ^h. 
22  Warren. 

Brown,  John  C. — 62  Pleasant. 

Brown,  John  F.,  book-keeper  at  Abbots’ — h.  65  Main. 
Brown,  John  L.  T.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’,  b.  A.  Estabrook’s. 
Brown,  Joseph,  undertaker,  259  Main — h.  25  Franklin. 
Brown,  Josiah— 6 Tremont. 

Brown,  Lewis  W.,  engineer  Montreal  R.  R. — ^h.  3 Thorndike. 
I Brown,  Lorenzo  D.,  (Brown  & Noyes,  iron  and  steel,  R.  R. 

Square) — h.  corner  State  and  School. 

Brown,  Lyman,  stone  cutter — b.  W.  M.  Carter’s. 

Brown,  Moses  T.,  Northern  R.  R.  shop—h.  corner  State  and 
Thorndike. 

Brown,  Nathan,  Daguerrean,  176  Main — b.  R.  C.  Osgood’s. 
Brown,  Newell  R.,  confectionary  and  fancy  goods,  224  Main 
— h.  25  South. 


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Brown,  Paltiah,  (Liscora,  Dearborn  & Co.)— h.  44  Center. 
Brown,  Stephen — 17  School. 

Brown,  William,  mechanic — 40  School. 

Brown,  William— 22  Warren. 

Brown,  Woodbury,  carpenter— 35  Green. 

Brownhill,  William,  engineer  Northern  B.  R.,  h.  Chapel  Court. 
Brownson,  Phebe  E. — 12  Warren. 

Bruce,  George,  clerk  Eagle  Hotel. 

Bryant,  Napoleon  B.,  attorney  at  law,  238  Main,  h.  39  Spring. 
Bucknam,  Mrs.  S.  A.,  widow — 57  Spring. 

Bucknam,  Warren  F.,  printer — b.  Mrs.  S.  A.  Bucknam’s. 
Bilker,  Lucius,  engineer — 26  Monroe. 

Bullock,  Gilbert,  dry  goods  and  groceries,  Sanborn’s  Block — 
h.  21  Green. 

Bunker,  Andrew,  (Bixford  & Bunker) — h.  2 Hanover. 
Bunnell,  Lucius  D.,  carpenter — 25  Green. 

Buntin,  William  H.,  carpenter — 26  Warren. 

Burgess,  Abraham,  shoemaker — Myrtle. 

Burgess,  James,  carriage  trimmer  at  Abbots’ — h.  79  State. 
Burgin,  Hall  J. — 24  Fayette. 

Burk,  Daniel,  laborer — Turnpike. 

Burke,  John,  laborer — 26  Downing. 

Burke,  John  J. — 33  Downing. 

Burgum,  John,  painter  at  Abbots’ — h.  39  State. 

Burnham,  Allen,  mechanic — Chapel  Court. 

Burnham,  Franklin  W. — 7 Bumford. 

Burnham,  Jabez  W.,  expressman — 254  Main. 

Burnham,  Noah — 270  Main. 

Burnett,  James — 193  State. 

Burnside,  Charles,  currier— b.  Enos  Blake’s. 

Burr,  Charles  H.,  mason — 142  Spring. 

Burton,  Thomas  C.,  fireman  Concord  B.  B. — h.  11  Monroe. 
Bussell,  John  G.,  carpenter — 10  Walnut. 

Buswell,  George,  laborer — b.  L.  L.  Mower’s. 

Buswell,  Gilbert,  carpenter— W.  H.  Ford’s. 


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Buswell,  James  H.,  time-keeper  Northern  E.  E. — h.  20  Union. 
Buswell,  Jmdith  D.,  widow — 196  State. 

Butler,  Nehemiah,  clerk  of  courts — h.  5 Hanover. 
Butterfield,  Henry — 14  Downing. 

Butterfield,  Samuel,  (J.  H.  Pearson  & Co.) — ^h.  258  Main. 
Butterfield,  William,  editor  N.  H.  Patriot — h.  4 Center. 
Butters,  Charles,  farmer — Turnpike. 

Butters,  Charles  H.,  attorney  at  law — ^h.  204  State. 

Butters,  Thomas,  wheelwright  at  Downings^ — h.  16  Green. 
Buzzell,  Miles,  carpenter — rear  217  State. 

CADY,  George,  at  steam  mill— b.‘  Pavilion. 

Call,  Horace,  carpenter — 39  Green, 

Call,  Nathan — 27  State. 

Call,  Nathan,  2d,  assistant  physician  at  Asylum. 

Campbell,  Thomas  C.,  painter^i<ig^^^?i^^ 

Capen,  Andrew,  clerk  at  B.  W.  Sanborn’s — b.  H.  Fessenden’s. 
Carlton,  Charles  E.,  painter — b.  J.  B.  Smart’s. 

Carlton,  John,  carpenter — 28  Downing. 

Carlton,  Moses,  stone  cutter — 18  Cross. 

Carpenter,  Edwin,  attendant  at  Asylum. 

Carr,  Norman  G.,  watchmaker — b.  Wm.  Carr’s. 

Carr,  Samuel  J.  jr.,  hair  dresser,  190  Main — b.  Eagle  Hotel. 
Carr,  William,  machinist — 90  State. 

Carr,  William  F.,  carriage  maker  at  Abbots’ — h.  7 South. 
Carrick,  Patrick,  laborer — head  State. 

Carroll,  James  P.,  cigar  shop,  121  Main — h.  28  Main. 

Carter,  Amaziah,  laborer — 11  Maple. 

Carter,  Abiel,  ( Carter  & Whitford,  watchmakers  and  jewelers, 
184  Main)— h.  24  School. 

Carter,  Bradbury  G.,  blacksmith — 118  Spring. 

Carter,  Elbridge  G.,  book-keeper  at  Express  OiOSce — h.  17 
Warren. 

Carter,  Ezra,  physician — corner  Main  and  Washington. 
Carter,  Jacob,  post-master — h.  28  School. 


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Carter,  William  M. — 17  South. 

Cary,  Phineas,  farmer — head  State. 

Cary,  Phineas  jr.,  upholsterer,  222  Main — ^b.  Phineas  Cary’s. 
Casey,  Martin,  laborer — 63  Spring. 

Cass,  Cyrus,  farmer — 11  Washington. 

Cass,  Moses,  shoemaker — 67  South. 

Caswell,  Chester,  carpenter — 20  South. 

Caswell,  Cyrus  F.,  shoemaker — 113  Spring. 

Cate,  Charles  D.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  6 State. 

Caten,  Hartwell — 334  Main. 

Cawley,  Hamilton,  ston^  cutter — h.  12  Cross. 

Chadbourne,  Thomas,  physician-cor.  Main  and  Montgomery. 
Chaffin,  John  F. — 6 Center. 

Chandler,  Abiel,  horticulturist — 78  South. 

Chandler,  Alfred  N.,  butcher — Washington. 

Chandler,  Charles  P.,  switchman  at  Depot — h.  rear  2 Main. 
Chandler,  George  B. — 61  Main. 

Chandler,  Henry — 12  Montgomery. 

Chandler,  Harvey  L. — 10  Tahanto. 

Chandler,  John  B. — 4 Fayette. 

Chandler,  Nathan  S. — 9 Center. 

Chase,  Elbridge  G.,  printer — h.  Winter. 

Chase,  Ira  F.,  mail  agent — h.  72  Spring. 

Chase,  Jacob  E.„  clerk  Elm  House. 

Chase,  James  H.,  tin  plater — h.  6 Hanover. 

Chase,  Robert — Washington. 

Cheehen,  John,  ( Abbots’  coach  manufactory) — h.  rear  14  Main. 
Cheney,  E.  H.,  editor  N.  H.  Phenix — h.  13  Thompson. 
Cheney,  Luther  P.,  machinist — 3 R.  R.  Square. 

Chesley,  C.  C.,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  135  Main— *h.  141  State. 
Chesley,  James  G.,  blacksmith  at  Downings’ — h.  41  Pleasant. 
Chesley,  Samuel  M.,  blacksmith,  rear  286  Main — h.  183  State. 
Chew,  James  painter — Jefferson. 

Chick,  Moses  M.,  (Crawford  & Chick,  booksellers,  160  Main) 
— h.  23  Green. 


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Cliickering,  Elliot^ — 18  Thompson. 

Chickering,  Henry  T. — 29  Thompson. 

Child,  William  M.,  painter  at  Downings — h.  66  Spring. 
Cilley,  J.  L.,  (Moore,  Gilley  & Co.,  hard  ware,  112  Main) — ^h. 
54  Green. 

Cilley,  Richard,  expressman— h.  36  Center. 

Cilley,  Seth  N.— b.  N.  McCoy^s. 

Cincere,  Anthony,  carpenter — 60  Washington. 

Clark,  Asa,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — h.  45  State. 

Clark,  Cady — 37  Spring. 

Clark,  Charles  C.,  blacksmith — 29  Union. 

Clark,  David  E.,  (Clark  & Currier,  dry  goods,  boots  and 
shoes,  172  Main) — h.  104  State. 

Clark,  George,  laborer — High. 

Clark,  Harrison  G.,  pyrotechnist — 24  Washington. 

Clark,  Hiram,  trimmer  at  Downings’ — h.  106  Spring. 

Clark,  Leonard,  shoemaker — 71  South. 

Clark,  Priscilla,  widow — 24  Walnut. 

Clark,  Samuel,  provision  store,  138  Main — h.  121  State. 
Clark,  Stephen,  trimmer  at  Abbots’ — b.  T.  McGrath’s. 

Clark,  Thomas,  laborer — Ferry. 

Clark,  Willard,  blacksmith  Northern  R.  R. — h.  102  State. 
Clark,  William  H.,  stone  cutter — 16  Thorndike. 

Clark,  William  W.,  blacksmith — 42  South. 

Cleaves,  Asehath,  widow — 68  Pleasant. 

Clement,  Rufus,  mayor — 17  Merrimack. 

Clerry,  Thomas,  laborer — 58  Warren. 

Clisby,  0.  T.,  painter — b.  J.  K.  Smith’s. 

Cloud,  William,  carpenter — Turnpike. 

Cloudman,  Thomas — 5 Summer. 

Cloudman,  Thomas  J.,  painter — 5 Summer. 

Clough,  Cyrus,  laborer — Pleasant. 

Clough,  Daniel,  stone  mason — Essex. 

Clough,  Elijah,  printer  at  McFarland  & Jenks’ — b.  R.  C. 
Osgood’s. 


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Clough,  George,  conductor  Concord  R.  R.— h.R.  R.  Square. 
Clough,  John  C.,  carpenter — b.  T.  W.  Pillsbury’s. 

Cluney,  James,  laborer — b.  N.  M.  Keyes’. 

Cluney,  Thomas,  laborer — b.  N.  M.  Keyes’. 

Cochran,  Joseph  A.,  clerk  at  Hardy’s — b.  W.  P.  Hardy’s. 
Coffin,  Benjamin — 49  Center. 

Coffin,  Cyrus,  assistant  at  Asylum. 

Coffin,  Frank,  stable  keeper — b.  American  House. 

Coffin,  Samuel — 214  State. 

Coffin,  William,  piano  and  melodeon  keys,  222  Blain — h.  50 
Green. 

Cofran,  John,  laborer — 217  Main. 

Cogan,  Joseph,  harness  maker — b.  T.  McGrath’s. 

Cogswell,  James,  blacksmith — 10  Merrimack. 

Cogswell,  P.  Brainard,  (Jones  & Cogswell,  printers,  160  Main) 
— b.  P.  Pillsbury’s. 

Coil,  John,  hatter — b.  J.  C.  Ordway’s. 

Colby,  Alonzo,  coach  maker  at  Downings’ — h.  69  State. 
Colby,  Charles  S.,  section  hand  R.  R. — h.  Hall. 

Colby,  Elbridge,  pressman — b.  J.  Whitcomb’s. 

Colby,  Isaac,  M.  D.,  homoeopathic  physician — 20  Pleasant. 
Colby,  Timothy,  carpenter — 4 Wall. 

Cole,  Alonzo  B.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — h.  Water. 

Cole,  Oliver  C.,  painter — b.  S.  French’s. 

Colklin,  William,  laborer — 89  Spring. 

Collier,  F.  M.,  harness  maker  at  Hill’s — b.  American  House. 
Collier,  John,  baker — b.  J.  S.  Norris’. 

Colman,  Anthony  H.,  stone  mason — 74  Warren. 

Colman,  Michael,  laborer — Chandler. 

Colman,  William — 76  Warren. 

Cone,  Julius,  clerk  at  E.  H.  Rollins’ — b.  American  House. 
Connell,  John,  painter — 80  Spring. 

Connell,  William,  painter — b.  J.  Connell’s. 

Conner,  Harlow,  carpenter — b.  Mary  N.  Neal’s. 

Convers,  R.  A.,  dress  maker — 18  Pleasant. 


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CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


Cook,  Howard  M.,  musical  inst.  maker — ^b.  J.  C.  Ordway^s. 
Cook,  Job  M.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  9 West. 

Cooper,  George,  iron  and  brass  foundry — h.  13  Green. 
Cooper,  John  D.,  iron  and  brass  foundry — h.  57  Warren. 
Cooper,  Josiah,  at  gas  house — h.  Turnpike. 

Cooper,  Richard,  copper  smith — b.  C.  A.  Kittredge’s. 

Corliss,  Eben,  cooper — Summer. 

Corliss,  Elbridge  G.,  carpenter — Summer. 

Corliss,  Harvey,  teamster — b.  D.  S.  Webster’s. 

Corning,  Cyrus  N.,  stable  keeper — b.  Columbian  Hotel. 
Corning,  Robert  N.,  conductor  Concord  R.  R. — h.  1 Green. 
Cossorn,  Eri,  carpenter — b.  S.  G.  Kimball’s. 

Cote,  Lewis,  harness  maker— b.  J.  D.  Johnson’s. 

Cotter,  James,  fireman  Concord  R.  R. — h.  rear  2 Main. 
Cotter,  Jeremiah,  trimmer  at  Abbots’ — h.  Clinton.* 

Cotton,  Oliver,  machinist — 94  State. 

Couch,  Calvin  P.,  baker — b.  J.  S.  Norris’. 

Cram,  Philbrick,  carpenter — Liberty. 

Crawford,  Fred.  S.,  (Crawford  & Chick,  booksellers,  160 
Main) — h.  29  School. 

Crawford,  Jane  L.,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,  161  Main — h. 
4 Union. 

Craigue,  Washington,  molder — 71  Spring. 

Craigue,  William,  molder — 78  Warren. 

Cull,  Roger,  harness  maker  at  Abbots’ — h.  Jefferson, 
Critchet,  Moses,  soap  manufactory — h.  corner  Washington 
and  Walnut. 

Crockett,  James  S.,  cai’penter — b.  J.  G.  Alexander’s. 
Crockett,  William,  carriage  trimmer —129  State. 

: Cross,  Charles,  clerk  at  Warde’s — b.  D.  A.  Warde’s. 

I Cross,  Hosea  B.,  job  wagon — 19  Walnut. 

; Crow,  Charles,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — h.  46  State, 
j Crowell,  Joseph,  teamster — 55  Warren, 
i Crummett,  John  B.,  tin  plater — 23  South. 

Crummett,  Joseph  B.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  rear  6 Main. 


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Cmmmett,  Robert  B. — 39  Pleasant. 

Cummings,  Dan  P.  M.,  musical  instrument  maker — b.  M. 
Cummings^ 

Cummings,  Ebenezer  E.,  pastor  Pleasant  st.  Baptist  Churcb 
— h 23.  Green. 

Cummings,  Geo.  P.,  master  of  transporK-tion,  Contoocook 
Yalley  R.  R. — h.  Elm. 

Cummings,  Jonathan,  preacher — h.  FrantJin. 

Cummings,  Moses,  musical  instrument  maker — ^h.  cor.  Spring 
and  Center. 

Currier,  Amos  B.,  tin  shop,  107  Main — h.  Elm. 

Currier,  Cyrus,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — b.  J.  Goodrich’s. 
Currier,  Cyrus  C.,  tuner  at  Liscom,  Dearborn  & Co.’s — b. 
T.  E.  Currier’s. 

Currier,  Erastus  G.,. carpenter — b.  E.  Doyn’s. 

Currier,  Hannah,  widow — 25  Monroe. 

Currier,  Ira  H.,  bookbinder— b.  R.  C.  Osgood’s. 

Currier,  James  C. — 96  Spring. 

Currier,  Jonathan — 19  Downing. 

Currier,  Samuel  L.,  teamster — 12  Rumford. 

Currier,  Theodore  E.,  (Clark  & Currier) — h.  106  State. 
Curtis,  Amos  H.,  pedler — b.  Mrs.  N.  Dakin’s. 

Curtis,  George  H.,  musical  instrument  maker — b.  C.  Austin’s. 
Curtis,  Perry,  teamster — b.  D.  S.  Webster’s. 

Curtis,  Wm.  S.,  engineer  Contoocook  Yal.  R.  R. — h.  34  West. 
Cutter,  Sullivan,  painter — b.  S.  Blaney’s. 

Cutting,  Asa  D.,  painter — b.  G.  Cutting’s. 

Cutting,  Gilman,  painter — 44  Warren. 

Cutting,  Rodney  G.,  dealer  in  lumber — 269  Main. 

D ADMAN,  John  J.,  machinist — 12  Walnut. 

, Dadman,  William  E.,  shoemaker — b.  S.  French’s. 

Dakin,  Nancy,  widow — 55  West. 

Dame,  George,  boarding-house,  229  Main, 
i Dame,  James  C. — b.  George  Dame’s. 


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Damon,  Benjamin,  painter — 159  Main. 

Damon,  Warren,  machinist — b.  Union  Hotel. 

Dana,  Sylvester,  attorney  at  law,  154  Main — b.Phenix  Hotel. 
Danforth,  George  H.,  carpenter — b.  Mary  N.  NeaFs. 
Danforth,  Isaac,  merchant  in  Boston — h.  40  Main. 

Danforth,  Joel  C. — 14  Montgomery. 

Davenport,  Harvey,  carpenter — 8 Spring. 

Davis,  Andrew  J.,  pastor  First  Freewill  Baptist  Church — b. 
I.  F.  Morse’s. 

Davis,  Benjamin  B.,  teacher  of  vocal  music,  238  Main — b. 
D.  Symonds’. 

Davis,  Charles  C.,  butcher — Washington. 

Davis,  Charles  W.,  painter  at  Downings’ — h.  19  South. 
Davis,  Daniel,  carpenter — 12  Downing. 

Davis,  David — 98  Main. 

Davis,  Francis  E.,  blacksmith  at  Downings’ — b.  D.  Osborn’s. 
Davis,  George  H.,  printer — 26  Center. 

Davis,  Henry  C. — Pearl. 

Davis,  James  S.,  (Winkley  & Davis,  merchant  tailors,  156 
Main)— b.  J.  B.  Smart’s. 

Davis,  Lucy,  widow — 213  State. 

Davis,  Phineas  P.,  engineer  Concord  E.  E. — h.  12  South. 
Davis,  Eobert — 198  State. 

Davis,  Eobert,  book-keeper  at  G.  Walker’s — b.  Wm.  Walker’s. 
Davis,  Simon  G.,  fish  dealer — 10  Eumford. 

Davis,  William  S.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  19  Washington. 
Day,  Ward  L.,  marble  works,  10  School — h.  48  Green. 

Day,  William,  marble  works,  10  School — h.  South  Arch. 
Dearborn,  A.  Perry,  musical  instrument  maker — 45  Pleasant. 
Dearborn,  David  M.,  (Liscom,  Dearborn  & Co.,  142  Main) — 
h.  49  Green. 

Dearborn,  George,  painter — b.  Horace  Langley’s. 

Delany,  Michael,  brakeman  Concord  E.  E. — h.  9 Monroe. 
Dennett,  Charles,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — b.  J.  Goodrich’s. 
Dennett,  George  S.,  carpenter — 15  Thorndike. 


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Dennett,  M.  A.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — h.  23  Spring. 
Dewire,  David,  laborer — 7 Warren. 

Dickerman,  Enoch — 25  Union. 

Dickerman  Moses  W.,  carpenter— rl  5 Fayette. 

Dimick,  Wilson,  laborer — 81  South. 

Dimond,  Waterman,  stone  cutter — Penacook. 

Dinney,  Thomas,  laborer — rear  steam  mill. 

Doe,  Alfred — 292  Main. 

Dodge,  Amos — 70  Pleasant. 

Dodge,  Gilbert  P.,  mechanic—S  Monroe. 

Doherty,  James,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  42  West. 

Dole,  Seth  J.,  machinist — 43  Pleasant. 

Donavan,  Daniel,  laborer — Chandler. 

Donavan,  Michael,  laborer— 15  Cross. 

Donohue,  Daniel,  laborer — K.  E.  Square. 

Dorr,  Simon,  stone  cutter — b.  J.  C.  Hagar’s. 

Doty,  Charles  C.,  clerk  at  Whittredge’s — b.  8.  Main. 

Doyn,  Edward  N.,  key-board  maker — 31  Franklin. 

Doyn,  Franklin,  laborer — 169  State.  j 

Dow,  Alonzo,  carpenter — b.  Aaron  Estabrook’s. 

Dow,  Alfred,  blacksmith — b.  David  Dow’s. 

Dow,  David,  teamster — 75  Main. 

Dow,  D.  D.,  machinist — b.  Union  Hotel. 

Dow,  Edward,  carpenter — Elm. 

Dow,  Elijah,  brakeman  Concord  E.  E. — b.  T.  P.  Flanders’. 
Dow,  Francis,  blacksmith — 298  Main. 

Dow,  George  A.,  mason — 10  Tahanto. 

Dow,  Lyman  N.,  carpenter — 7 Cross. 

Dow,  William  P. — Turnpike. 

Downes,  A.  B.,  coal  dealer — b.  American  House. 

Downing,  Alonzo,  (L.  Downing  & Sons,  coach  manufactory) 
— h.  116  State. 

Downing,  George  C.,  laborer — 308  Main. 

Downing,  Lewis,  (L.  Downing  & Sons,  coach  manufactory) 
— h.  19  Main. 


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Downing,  Lewis,  jr.,  (L.  Downing  & Sons) — h.  15  Pleasant. 
Downing,  Marshall,  laborer — b.  R.  Silvers. 

Downs,  Ezekiel  C.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots^ — h.  47  Downing. 
Drew,  Asa  L.,  teacher  of  music,  Phenix  Block — b.  American 
House. 

Drew,  Curtis  D.,  laborer — 2 Fosterville. 

Drew,  James  M.,  shoemaker — b.  Union  Hotel. 

Drew,  John,  laborer — 33  South. 

Drew,  John,  stone  mason — 23  Franklin. 

Drew,  J.  W.,  conductor  Concord  R.  R. — b.  J.  Sanborn^s. 
Drew,  Moran  D.,  laborer — 4 Fosteiwille. 

Drew,  Oliver  J.,  molder — 10  Walnut. 

Driscoll,  Michael,  laborer — 87  Warren. 

Droney,  Oren,  laborer — 87  Spring. 

Ducey,  John,  laborer — 2 Main. 

Dudley,  Orison,  watchman  atr  Prison. 

Dudley,  Peter,  stable  keeper — 151  State. 

Dufur,  Porter,  laborer — 81  South. 

Dumas,  S.  H.,  keeper  Phenix  Hotel,  130  Main. 

Dunbar,  John,  molder — Franklin. 

Dunklee,  Benjamin  F.,  trotting  course.  South  End. 

Dunklee,  Jacob  C.,  W.  I.  goods  and  groceries,  127  Main — h. 

corner  State  and  Warren. 

Dunlap,  Daniel — 12  Montgomery. 

Dunlap,  Henry,  machinist — Pearl. 

Dunlap,  Morrill,  wood  turner — 308  Main. 

Durgin,  Albert  A.,  Engineer  Concord  R.  R.,  h.  4 R.  R.  Square. 
Durgin,  E.  Moody,  painter  at  Abbots^ — b.  Mary  N.  Nears. 
Durgin,  Luther  P.,  printer — 28  Union. 

I Durgin,  William  B.,  silversmith,  205  Main — h.  38  Rumford. 
j Durrell,  John,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — b.  J.  Goodrich’s. 

I Dustin,  George  W. — b.  Dr.  Sargent’s. 

I EARL,  Horace,  molder  at  Ford’s — h.  290  Main, 
j Eastman,  Asa  C.,  carpenter — b.  Mrs.  Brownson’s. 


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Eastman,  Benjamin  C. — 103  Spring. 

Eastman,  Dudley  L.,  carpenter — 3 Union. 

Eastman,  Edson  C.,  (Sylvester  & Eastman,  crockery,  &c., 
166  Main) — b.  Seth  Eastman^s. 

Eastman,  Ira  A.,  Judge  Supreme  Court— h.  33  Main. 
Eastman,  Jacob  C.,  shoemaker — Hopkinton  road. 

Eastman,  James,  job  wagon — East  Pleasant. 

Eastman,  John,  laborer — Franklin. 

Eastman,  Lowell,  carpenter,  15  Warren — h.  5 School. 
Eastman,  Seth — 119  State. 

Eastman,  Thomas  J.,  traveling  agent — 137  State. 

Eastman,  William  W.,  warden  of  State  Prison. 

Eaton,  A.  J.,  cigar  maker — b.  Union  Hotel. 

Eaton,  Calvin,  engineer  Northern  R.  R. — h.  6 Maple. 

Eaton,  Catharine  J.,  widow — 33  Washington. 

Eaton,  Hiram,  clock  repairer — b.  R.  H.  Sherburne^s. 

Eaton,  John,  laborer — 9 Tremont. 

Eaton,  Joseph  C.,  engineer  at  Abbots' — h.  3 Rumford. 
Eaton,  William  H.,  laborer — ^b.  T.  H.  Ford’s. 

Eayrs,  William — 160  State. 

Edgell,  0.  A.,  carriage  maker  at  Downings' — h.  Cedar. 
Edmunds,  Andrew  J.,  merchant  tailor,  182  Main — h.  corner 
Spring  and  Cross. 

Edmunds,  Frederick  C.,  merchant  tailor — h.  corner  School 
and  Merrimack. 

Edmunds,  Samuel,  laborer — Bowery  Avenue. 

Elkins,  Joseph,  laborer — 43  Center. 

Elkins,  William  C.  tin  plater — b.  H.  G.  Clark's. 

Elliott,  Charles  I.,  Concord  R.  R. — b.  Elm  House. 

Elliott,  John  G.,  mechanic — Jefferson. 

Elliott,  John  11.,  ticket  master  Concord  R.  R.,  h.  R.  R.  Square. 
Elliott,  L.  K.,  coachman — b.  Pavilion. 

Ellis,  Joseph  B.,  teamster — 79  Spring. 

Elwell,  Isaac,  contractor  at  Prison — h.  172  State. 

Elwell,  Isaac  N. — b.  Isaac  Elwell’s. 


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j Emanuel,  E.  M.,  surgeon  dentist — ^b.  Mary  D.  Weeks'. 
Emerson,  Clarence  H.,  blacksmith — b.  E.  C.  Smith's. 
Emerson,  John,  harness  maker — 189  State. 

Emmons,  Charles,  Daguerrean — b.  D.  Johnson's. 

Estabrook,  Aaron — 54  State. 

Emerton,  George  W.,  stone  cutter — ^b.  S.  Erench's. 

I Estabrook,  George  G.,  clerk  at  S.  Clark's — h.  27  Warren. 

; Estabrook,  George  W.,  painter — b.  Aaron  Estabrook's. 
Estabrook,  Mary  A.,  widow — 19  Green. 

Evans,  Alvertus,  machinist — Cooper, 
j Evans,  Charles  A.,  express  messenger — b.  R.  C.  Osgood's. 

I Evans,  Elias,  clerk  at  Kilburn's — h.  12  Union. 

Evans,  Eranklin,  (Evans  & Hill,  167  Main) — h.  79  Main. 
Evans,  Henry  P.,  stone  cutter — 50  Green. 

Evans,  Jonathan,  mechanic — corner  Huntington  and  Short. 
Evans,  Samuel,  groceries — h.  corner  Pleasant  and  Merrimack. 
Evans,  Samuel  jr., — b.  S.  Evans'. 


EARLEY,  Horatio  N.,  book-keeper — 74  Main. 

Earley,  Nathan,  marble  worker — 74  Main. 

Earnum,  Charles  A.,  liquor  agency,  141  Main — h.  28  Merri- 
mack. 

Earnsworth,  S.  D.,  high  school  teacher — b.  Phenix  Hotel. 
Earnsworth,  Samuel  N.,  carriage  maker  at  Abbots’  — h.  11 
Main. 

Earrington,  Mary,  widow — 71  Main. 

Earrington,  Martha  P.,  widow — 71  Main. 

Eavour,  Jersine  B.,  fireman  at  steam  mill — h.  298  Main. 

Eay,  Horace  A.,  crockery,  paper  hangings,  &c.,  174  Main — b. 
American  House. 

Eay,  Joseph  P.,  clerk  at  Pay's — h.  5 Wall. 

Eelch,  Nicholas  A.,  carpenter — 4 Eayette. 

Eellows,  Albert,  blacksmith  at  Abbots' — h.  68  South. 
Eellows,  George,  laborer — 65  South. 

Eellows,  James  B.,  machinist — h.  25  Union. 


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Fellows,  John  M.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots^ — h.  32  West. 
Fernald,  Charles,  machinist— b.  J.  Sedgley’s. 

Ferren,  John  W.,  carpenter — b.  F.  S.  Crawford's. 

Fessenden,  Hosea,  harness  and  trunk  maker,  119  Main — h. 
112  State. 

Fife,  Reuben,  baker — ^b.  Thomas  Cloudman's. 

Fifield,  Charles  H.,  Northern  R.  R. — b.  Pavilion. 

Fisk,  Francis  A.,  W.  I.  goods  and  groceries,  336  Main — h. 
279  Main. 

Fisk,  Francis  N. — 279  Main.  | 

Fisk,  Leonard,  laborer — 43  Center. 

Fisk,  Pliny,  ornamental  painter — 73  State. 

Fisk,  Yarnum,  carpenter — 14  South. 

Fisk,  William  H.,  attendant  at  Asylum. 

Fisk,  William  P.,  printer — b.  P.  P.  Bixby's. 

Fitch,  George  E.,  blacksmith  at  Griffin's — h.  261  Main. 

Fitts,  George  W.,  contractor  at  Prison. 

Flanagan,  Patrick,  laborer — R.  R.  Square. 

Flanders,  Charles  C. — 26  Thompson. 

Flanders,  Charles  H.,  tin  shop,  133  Main — h.  20  Green. 
Flanders,  Charles  W.,  pastor  First  Baptist  Ch. — h.  132  State. 
Flanders,  John  B.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots' — h.  5 Downing. 
Flanders,  John  J.,  engineer — h.  1 R.  R.  Square. 

Flanders,  Martha,  widow — 27  School. 

Flanders,  Peter,  jr. — Penacook. 

Flanders,  Philip,  carpenter — 3 Tahanto. 

Flanders,  Samuel  H.,  machinist  at  Abbots' — h.  6 Monroe. 
Flanders,  Timothy,  painter — b.  T.  P.  Flanders'. 

Flanders,  Timothy  P. — rear  70  Main. 

Fleherty,  William,  currier— R.  R.  Square. 

Fletcher,  Arthur,  attorney  at  law,  148  Main — ^h.  cor.  Warren 
and  Rumford. 

Fletcher,  Daniel  H.,  carpenter — 6 South. 

Fletcher,  Lemuel,  molder — 55  Spring. 

Fletcher,  Morris  J.,  trimmer  at  Abbots' — h.  Fulton. 


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Fletcher,  Samuel,  Esq., — 45  Main. 

Fletcher,  William  W.,  dentist,  210  Main — b.  Mrs.  Hackett’s. 
Fling,  John — Chandler. 

Flinn,  Edward,  mason — 33  South. 

Flint,  Lyman  T.,  attorney  at  law,  238  Main — h.  66  Warren. 
Fogg,  George  G.,  editor  Independent  Democrat  — b.  Phenix 
Hotel. 

Fogg,  Nathaniel  P.,  stone  cutter — 31  Center. 

Foote,  Robert  M.,  clerk  Columbian  Hotel. 

Ford,  Winthrop  H. — 290  Main. 

Ford,  Adoniram  J.,  printer — b.  S.  French’s. 

Ford,  Theodore  H.,  iron  foundry — h.  215  State. 

Ford,  William  P.,  iron  foundry — h.  223  State. 

Ford,  Zina — 215  State. 

Foss,  John,  deputy  warden  Prison — h.  20  Washington. 
Foster,  Albert,  keeper  Elm  House,  86  Main. 

Foster,  Henry  B. — 92  State. 

Foster,  Ira — 48  Main. 

Foster,  J.  L.,  architect — h.  21  School. 

Foster,  Reuben  F. — 164  State. 

Foster,  William  L.,  attorney  at  law — b.  H.  Perkins,  Esq’s. 
Foster,  William  P. — 38  Green. 

Fowler,  Adna  S.,  laborer — 28  Main. 

Fowler,  Asa,  Judge  Supreme  Judicial  Court,  238  Main — h. 
312  Main. 

Fox,  John,  shoemaker — 37  Pleasant. 

Francis,  John,  blacksmith  at  Downings’ — h.  136  Spring. 
Francis,  Levi,  harness  maker — b.  D.  Symonds’. 

Frary,  J.  C.  W.,  stone  cutter — 134  Spring. 

Freeman,  Asa,  attorney  at  law — b.  N.  E.  Marble’s. 

French,  Benjamin,  carpenter — 5 Tahanto. 

French,  John  L.,  carriage  maker  at  Abbots’ — h.  56  State. 
French,  Lewis,  carriage  maker  at  Abbots’ — b.  J.  L.  French’s. 
French,  Moses  B.,  clerk  at  Hutchins’ — b.  S.  French’s. 
French,  Robert,  butcher — b.  Columbian  Hotel. 


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French,  Samuel  S.,  tuner — b.  S.  Frenches. 

French,  Smith — 49  State. 

French,  Theodore — 67  Main. 

French,  William  B. — 12  Union. 

French,  Joseph,  boot  and  shoe  manufactory  at  Prison — h.  11 
Franklin. 

Frye,  James  S.,  teamster — 5 Warren. 

Frye,  Orin  G.,  carpenter — b.  R.  B.  Crummett’s. 

Frye,  Robinson,  expressman — h.  32  Warren. 

Frye,  Samuel,  blacksmith — rear  7 Washington. 

Frye,  William  F.,  teamster — b.  J.  S.  Fryers. 

Fuller,  David  G.—18  Pleasant. 

Fuller,  Luther  P.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots^ — h.  13  West. 
Fulton,  Thomas  J.,  trimmer  at  Abbots' — h.  51  West. 

GAGE,  Benjamin,  boots  and  shoes,  156  Main^h.  15  School. 
Gage,  Charles  P.,  physician— h.  corner  Main  and  Center. 
Gage,  Samuel,  wheelwright  at  Abbots' — h.  5 Main. 

Gage,  William,  stove  dealer — 12  Pleasant. 

Gale,  Benjamin — 59  Pleasant. 

Gale,  Benjamin  F. — 59  Pleasant. 

Gale,  Perkins,  deputy  sheritF — 107  State. 

Gale,  Smith  L.,  painter  and  glazier — b.  Union  Hotel. 
Gallagher,  John,  laborer — 17  Cross. 

Gannon,  Darby,  laborer — Washington. 

Gannon,  Dominick,  laborer — Washington. 

Gardner,  Caleb  W.— b.  G.  G.  Estabrook’s. 

Garland,  Amos,  laborer — b.  J.  Glines'. 

Garvin,  George,  farmer — Hall. 

Garvin,  Nathaniel,  farmer — Hall. 

Garvin, William,  H.  coach  maker  at  Abbots' — b.  J.  Goodrich's. 
Gass,  John,  American  House,  179  and  181  Main. 

Gault,  Eleanor  J.,  widow — 122  State. 

Gault,  George  W.,  mechanic — 11  Summer. 

Gay,  Daniel,  at  Abbots'— b.  Wm.  Carr's. 


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Gear,  John,  patent  right — 11  Union. 

Gear,  John  M.,  patent  right — b.  J.  Gear’s. 

Geldert,  John  B.,  blacksmith  at  Downings’ — b.  M.  D.  Weeks’. 
George,  Amos  P.,  officer  at  Prison — h.  18  Washington. 
George,  G.  W.  A.,  laborer  at  R.  Bradley’s. 

George,  Jonathan,  officer  at  Prison — h.  13  Washington. 
George,  John  H.,  (George  & Foster,  attorneys  at  law,  San- 
born’s Block) — h.  271  Main. 

Gerrish,  Calvin,  machinist — 10  Cross. 

Gerry,  N.  H.,  printer.  Patriot  office — b.  Phenix  Hotel. 

Gibbs,  Alonzo  D.,  attendant  at  Asylum. 

Gibson,  John,  Eagle  Hotel,  186  and  188  Main. 

Gilbert,  P.  H.,  widow — 5 Washington. 

Gile,  William,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — ^h.  14  Downing. 
Giles,  Andrew  J.,  painter  at  Abbots’ — h.  17  Thompson. 

Gill,  Bradbury,  blacksmith — 120  Spring. 

Gilman,  David  E.,  machinist — h.  corner  Court  and  Summer. 
Gilman,  William,  (boots  and  shoes,  8 School) — h.  24  Center. 
Gilmore,  Joseph  A. — 69  Main. 

Gilmore,  Mitchel,  sec.  fire  ins.  office — ^h.  47  Green. 

Glines,  Jabez,  teamster — 285  Main. 

Glines,  Joseph,  laborer — 26  Walnut. 

Glennin,  Patrick,  laborer — 40  Cross. 

Glover,  Andrew  J.,  mason — 7 Monroe. 

Glover,  Artemas,  clerk  at  Websters’ — h.  28  Monroe. 

Glover,  Isabella,  widow — 50  South. 

Gollor,  John,  laborer — b.  J.  Kieley’s. 

Goodrich,  James,  laborer — b.  Columbian  Hotel. 

Goodrich,  Joshua,  laborer — 31  Main. 

Goulding,  John,  laborer — 38  Cross. 

Goodwin,  William  E.,  machinist — 11  Montgomery. 

Goodwin,  William  F.,  attorney  at  law,  176  Main — h.  45  School. 
Goodspeed,  Calvin,  laborer — h.  49  Main. 

Gordon,  G.  G.,  baggage  master — b.  Columbian  Hotel. 
Gordon,  John  L. — 23  Pleasant. 


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Gordon,  William — 4 Hanover. 

Gordon,  William  E.,  carpenter — 4 Monroe. 

Gorley,  Michael,  laborer — 2 Tremont. 

Goss,  Enoch  W.,  machinist — b.  G.  L.  Whitney^s. 

Goss,  Jacob  C.,  clergyman — corner  Center  and  Hanover. 
Goss,  Samuel,  farmer — Hall. 

Gough,  James,  laborer — 38  Cross. 

Gould,  Solon,  laborer — b.  S.  Herbert’s. 

Gove,  James  B.,  mechanic — 7 Montgomery. 

Grant,  Andrew  M.,  engineer  Northern  R.  R. — h.  155  State. 
Graves,  Daniel  B.,  clerk  at  Morton’s — b.  Mrs.  E.  J.  Gault’s. 
Graves,  Josiah  M.,  physician — 143  State. 

Graves,  Solon  S.,  printer — b.  L.  B.  Morrill’s. 

Gray,  Calvin,  road  master  Concord  R.  R. — h.  55  State. 
Gray,  Samuel  J.,  fireman  Northern  R.  R.,  b.  J.  D.  Blaisdell’s. 
Gray,  Solomon,  stone  cutter — head  State. 

Gray,  Wilson,  carpenter — 133  State. 

Greeley,  John  H.,  brakeman  C.  R.  R. — b.  Mrs.  H.  Currier’s. 
Greeley,  Samuel  P.,  harness  maker — 14  Union. 

Greely,  Stephen  D.,  clerk  at  Sanders’ — 3 Wall. 

Green,  Benjamin,  planer  at  Abbots’ — b.  J.  Goodrich’s. 

Green,  George  H.,  painter — 14  Main. 

Green,  John,  shoemaker — ^b.  C.  F.  Caswell’s. 

Green,  John  S.,  mason — b.  Mrs.  Brownson’s. 

Greenleaf,  Seth,  conductor  Montreal  R.  R. — h.  147  State. 

, Greenwood,  Newell — 24  Thompson. 

Griffin,  Francis  J.,  shoemaker — 17  Fayette. 

Griffin,  Samuel  M..  carriage  maker — 255  Main. 

Grover,  Benjamin,  (J.  H.  Pearson  & Co.) — h.  17  Pleasant. 
Grover,  Joseph,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  220  Main — h 17.  Center. 
Grover,  L.  F.,  Northern  R.  R. — b.  Pavilion. 

Guernsey,  Austin,  agent  for  Merriam  & Merrill — ^h.  174  State. 

HACKETT,  Ephraim,  laborer — 288  Main. 

Hackett,  L.  B.,  widow — 3 South. 


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Hadley,  Amos,  editor  State  Capital  Reporter  — h,  314  and 
316  Main. 

Hadley,  John  L. — 37  School. 

Hadley,  Moses  C.,  stone  cutter — ^h.  21  Franklin, 

Hagar,  John  C.,  confectioner — 100  State. 

Hale,  John  T.,  printer — b.  L.  L.  Mower’s. 

Hall,  Eben — 62  Washington. 

Hall,  Henry  K.— b.  Ivory  Hall’s. 

Hall,  Ivory,  jeweler  and  silversmith — 260  and  262  Main. 
Hall,  John  C.,  machinist — 15  Montgomery. 

Hall,  William,  shoemaker — 16  Spring. 

Halpin,  Patrick,  laborer — 80  Warren. 

Halpin,  Patrick,  laborer — Ferry. 

Ham,  George  W.,  cabinet  maker — 12  Merrimack. 

Ham,  Charles  H. — b.  Eagle  Hotel. 

Hamilton,  John  A.,  blacksmith — 65  South. 

Hamlen,  George  M.,  student  Biblical  Institute — h.231  State. 
Hanegan,  William,  laborer — b.  J.  Kiley’s. 

Hankerson,  Hiram,  musical  instrument  maker — h.  75  Warren. 
Hanson,  Gershom,  teamster — 21  Spring. 

Hardy,  William  P.,  groceries  and  provisions,  95  Main — h.  12 
Fayette. 

Harper,  Charles,  painter — b.  Pavilion. 

Harraden,  T.  Augustus,  clerk  Patriot  office — ^h.  15  Center. 
Harriman,  Moses  C.,  painter — 261  Main. 

Harriman,  Walter — 34  Center. 

Harrington,  George,  machinist — 23  Thompson. 

Harrington,  Thomas  0.,  mechanic — 53  Warren. 

Harrington,  Thomas  O.,  laborer — 6 R.  R.  Square. 

Harris,  Augustus,  clerk  at  Bullock’s — b.  L.  Barter’s. 

Harris,  John  A.,  boots,  shoes  and  rubbers,  202  Main  — b. 
Eagle  Hotel. 

Harris,  Joseph  H.,  tailor — b.  C.  P.  Gage’s. 

Hart,  Christopher,  refreshment  saloon — R.  R.  Square. 

Hart,  Oliver,  printer — 269  Main. 


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Hart,  William,  butcher — 9 South. 

Hartford,  Charles  C.,  keeper  Pavilion  Hotel,  302  Main. 
Harvey,  Benj.  W.,  harness  maker — 20  West. 

Harvey,  Chas.  W.,  carpets,  &c.,  144  Main — b.  I.  F.  Williams’. 
Harvey,  Edward  E.,  merchant  tailor,  134  Main — h.  93  State. 
Harvey,  Jonathan  C.,  painter  at  Abbots’ — h.  43  State. - 
Harvey,  Matthew,  Judge  U.  S.  District  Court — h.  162  State. 
Haseltine,  L.  A.,  boot  and  shoe  manufacturer,  12  School — h. 
19  School. 

Haskell,  Nathan  H.,  painter  at  Abbots’ — b.  L.  L.  Mower’s. 
Hayes,  Frank  W.,  carpenter — 42  Spring. 

Hayes,  Harvey,  blacksmith  R.  R.  Shop — ^h.  7 State. 

Haynes,  James  H.,  laborer — High. 

Haynes,  John,  last  maker — 17  Thorndike. 

Haynes,  Michael,  mechanic — 25  Cross. 

Haynes,  Timothy,  physician,  216  Main — h.  8 Park. 

Hazel  ton,  James,  dry  goods,  millinery,  boots,  shoes,  &c.,  158 
Main — h.  7 School. 

Hazelton,  Mary  J.  & E.  A.,  millinery,  Rumford  Block,  up 
stairs. 

Hearne,  Michael,  laborer — 342  Main. 

Heath,  Benjamin,  stone  cutter — 10  Fosterville. 

Heath,  Charles  E. — b.  Columbian  Hotel. 

Heath,  Daniel  K.,  mechanic — 22  Cross. 

Heath,  John  D.,  teamster — 29  Union. 

Heath,  Joseph  G.,  last  maker — b.  Union  Hotel. 

Heath,  Joshua,  carpenter — 8 Tahanto. 

Herbert,  Albert — 300  Main. 

Herbert,  Charles  H. — 304  Main. 

Herbert,  Mary  C.,  millinery  and  dress  making,  168  Main — h. 
300  Main. 

Herbert,  Samuel — 304  Main. 

Herbert,  Sarah  O. — 300  Main. 

Hern,  William,  laborer — 2 Tremont. 

Herrick,  Jonathan,  cooper — 1 Rumford. 


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Hicks,  James,  laborer — 15  Spring. 

Hill,  Charles  H.,  assistant  cashier  State  Capital  Bank — b.  E. 
HilFs. 

Hill,  Chase,  (C.  Hill  & Son,  boots  and  shoes,  149  Main) — h. 
151  Main. 

Hill,  Cyrus — 14  Center. 

Hill,  Daniel  A.,  ca:binet  maker,  235  Main — ^h.  278  Main. 

Hill,  Edson,  cashier  State  Capital  Bank — h.  28  Washington. 
Hill,  Eliot  A.,  furniture,  238  Main — h.  150  State. 

Hill,  George  F.,  furniture,  238  Main — b.  E.  A.  Hill’s. 

Hill,  Harriet — 183  State. 

Hill,  Isaac  A.,  register  of  probate — b.  Mrs.  Susan  A.  Hill’s. 
Hill,  John  H.,  merchant  tailor,  202  Main—h  cor.  State  and 
Wall. 

Hill,  John  M. — 18  Montgomery. 

Hill,  Joseph  C.  A.,  (Evans  & Hill,  dry  good  and  groceries, 
167  Main) — b.  L.  Downing’s. 

Hill,  James  R.,  harness  and  trunk  manufacturer — 153  Main. 
Hill,  Josiah,  carpenter — 16  Merrimack. 

Hill,  Samuel,  cabinet  maker — 163  State. 

Hill,  Susan  A.,  widow — 9 School. 

Hill,  Thomas  P.,  (C.  Hill  & Son)— b.  Chase  Hill’s. 

Hillman,  Albert,  blacksmith — b.  Mrs.  Brownson’s. 

Hodgdon,  George,  clerk  at  Stewart’s — b.  Mrs.  E.  Moore’s. 
Hodgdon,  Henry  S.,  printer — b.  W.  E.  Webster’s. 

Hodge,  Chandler,  teamster — b.  Wm.  Wallace’s. 

Hodgkin,  Emory — 17  Downing. 

Hodgman,  Addison,  machinist — Cooper. 

Hoit,  James,  blackmith — 6 Warren. 

Hoit,  J.  Frank,  groceries  and  provisions,  157  Main — h.  6 
Warren. 

Hoit,  Sewel — 171  State. 

Hoit,  William — Turnpike. 

Hoit,  William  B.,  painter — 43  Spring. 

Holland,  Jerry,  laborer — 17  Cross. 


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' Holmes,  George  S.,  confectionery,  205  Main — h.  cor.  Spring 
I and  Pleasant. 

Holmes,  George  S.,  blacksmith — 64  Spring. 

Holt,  Abel  B.,  lumber  dealer — h.  cor.  School  and  Merrimack. 
Holt,  Abner  C.,  (Holt  & Brothers) — h.  rear  Methodist  Ch. 
Holt,  Horace  H. — 205  State. 

j Holt,  Leonard,  (Holt  & Brothers,  steam  mill) — h.  185  State. 
Holt,  Mark  K. — b.  Geo.  Raymond’s. 

Holt,  Moses  A.,  carpenter — b.  James  Morrill’s. 

Holton,  Henry,  printer — b.  Pavilion. 

Holton,  William  F.,  printer — b.  Wm.  H.  Rixford’s. 

Hook,  Asa  J.,  laborer — 17  Franklin. 

Hook,  Charles  G. — 205  Main. 

Hook,  Jacob — 16  Walnut. 

Hook,  John  G.,  farmer — 48  Washington. 

Hook,  Richard  W.,  blacksmith — b.  S.  M.  Chesley’s. 
Hopkins,  Seth,  engineer  Concord  R.  R. — h.  5 Thorndike. 
Hopkins,  William  H. — 12  Thompson. 

Horner,  Elias,  laborer — Cedar. 

Houston,  Edwin  H.,  blacksmith — 46  State. 

Houston,  George  C.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — b.  H.  Houston’s. 
Houston,  Harry,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  44  State. 

Howe,  Calvin,  merchant — h.  115  State. 

Howe,  Joel,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  21  Downing. 

Howe,  Moses,  watchman  at  Prison. 

Howe,  Richard  C.,  clerk  at  Morgan’s — b.  James  Morgan’s. 
Howe,  William  H.,  carriage  maker  at  Abbots’ — h.  9 Fayette. 
Hoyt,  George  H , clerk  at  Tucker  & Co.’s — h.  Chapel  Court. 
Hoyt,  George  W.,  mail  agent — h.  American  House. 

Hoyt,  John,  cooper — 288  Main. 

Hoyt,  Richard,  laborer — 72  Warren. 

Hunt,  John,  farmer — Hall. 

Hunt,  William  H.,  baker — 80  Main. 

Hurlbutt,  George  N.,  harness  maker — 32  Center. 

Hurley,  William,  pressman — b.  T.  McGrath’s. 


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Hutchins,  Abel,  (Geo.  Hutchins  & Co.) — ^b.  Geo.  Hutchins’. 
Hutchins,  Charles — 35  Main. 

Hutchins,  Ephraim — 4 South. 

Hutchins,  George,  (Geo.  Hutchins  & Co.) — h.  35  Main. 
Hutchins,  George  H.,  (Geo.  Hutchins  & Co.) — ^h.  44  Main. 
Hutchins,  John,  machinist  at  Abbots’ — ^h.  10  Downing. 
Hutchinson,  Lyman  C.,  carpenter — ^b.  Mrs.  Brownson’s. 

INGALLS,  Andrew  J.,  carpenter—b.  C.  E.  Smith’s. 

Ingalls,  Charlotte  A.,  widow — 11  Tremont. 

Ingalls,  Gustavus  W.,  musical  inst.  maker — h.39  Center. 
Ingalls,  George  H.,  musical  inst.  maker — 107  Main. 

Ingalls,  Joseph  C.,  musical  inst.  maker — h.  9 Merrimack. 
Ingalls,  Josiah  S.,  carriage  maker  at  Abbots’ — h.  27  Thomps’n. 
Ingalls,  Oscar  G.,  carriage  maker — ^h.  Prince. 

Inglis,  John,  mechanic — Cedar. 

Iveson,  Eli,  harness  maker — Clinton. 

Ivers,  Joseph,  teamster — ^h.  7 Warren. 

JACKMAN,  John,  jr.,  (Drew  & Jackman,  Phenix  Block) — 
b.  American  House. 

Jackman,  Samuel  N.,  machinist — 4 Monroe. 

Jackson,  Eleazer,  (Sanborn  & Jackson,  crockery,  &c.,  206 
Main) — h.  corner  School  and  Green. 

Jackson,  Henry,  assistant  at  Asylum. 

Jackson,  Joseph  L.,  last  maker,  B.  R.  Square — h.  5 Payette. 
Jackson,  William,  laborer — 39  Cross. 

James,  Thomas,  blacksmith — 75  Spring. 

Jameson,  J.  H.,  musical  instrument  maker — h.  37  Center. 
Jameson,  Samuel,  carriage  maker  at  Downings’ — h.  196  State. 
Jenks,  George  E.,  (McFarland  & Jenks,  120  Main) — h.  cor. 
School  and  Hanover. 

Johnson,  Albert,  stone  cutter — 10  Tremont. 

Johnson,  Charles  I.,  coach  maker  at  Downings’ — b.  William 
Crockett’s. 


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Johnson,  Charles  G.,  clerk  at  D.  A.  Wardens — b.  L.  A.  Ben- 
son^s. 

Johnson,  Dolliver,  machinist — 31  Warren. 

Johnson,  J.  D.,  harness  and  trunk  manufacturer,  234  Main — 
h.  11  Center. 

Johnson,  John  P.,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  208  Main — h.  156 
State. 

Johnson,  Melvin  H.,  assistant  at  Asylum. 

Jones,  A.  G.,  (Jones  & Cogswell,  printers,  160  Main) — b.  Co- 
lumbian Hotel. 

Jones,  Charles  H.,  dealer  in  wood— b.  J.  M.  Jonesh 
Jones,  George  W.,  teamster — 12  Main. 

Jones,  James,  gunsmith,  191  Main — h.  38  Center. 

Jones,  James  M.,  brakeman  Concord  R.  R. — h.  132  Spring. 
Jones,  James  M.,  dealer  in  wood — Winter. 

Jones,  Samuel,  fireman  Montreal  R.  R. — b.  L.  Wallace’s. 
Jones,  Thomas,  laborer — R.  R.  Square. 

Jones,  Thomas  B.,  musical  instrument  maker — h.  12  Green. 
Jones,  William  G.,  clerk  American  House. 

Joslyn,  Henry  A.,  painter — 153  State. 

Judkins,  Hiram  B.,  engineer  Montreal  R.  R.— h.  Prince. 
Judevine,  Henry,  painter  at  Downings’— h.  96  State. 

KAYES,  Hazen  G.,  agent  fire  ins.  company — h.  46  Rumford. 
Kayes,  Niram,  laborer — 21  Monroe. 

Keach,  A.  Judson,  printer — 8 Fosterville. 

Keith,  Caleb,  boot  maker — h.  33  Green. 

Kelley,  Israel,  molder — b.  I).  Osborn’s. 

Kelley,  James  D.,  book  binder — 49  Green. 

Kelley,  Jeremiah,  laborer — 58  Main. 

Kelley,  Patrick,  laborer— rear  34  Main. 

Kelsey,  M.  M.,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,  197  Main — h.  41 
Green. 

Kendall,  David,  carpenter — 21  Downing. 

Kenaston,  Noah,  carpenter — 7 Fosterville. 


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Kendall,  Elizabeth,  widow — 47  Main. 

Kennar,  John,  laborer — Chandler. 

Kennar,  Martin,  laborer — Chandler. 

Kennar,  Patrick,  laborer — Chandler. 

Kennar,  Timothy,  laborer — Chandler. 

Kennar,  William,  laborer — Chandler. 

Kennedy,  Duncan,  painter — Washington. 

Kent,  Moody — b.  Sarah  0.  Herbert’s. 

Kent,  William — 95  State. 

Kerley,  Thomas,  laborer — 84  Warren. 

Keysar,  Joseph,  machinist — 5 Rumford. 

Kibbee,  Chas,  H.,  blacksmith  at  Downings’^ — b.  G.  Brackett’s. 
Kilburn,  Enoch  G.,  groceries,  242  Main — b.  Union  Hotel. 
Kilburn,  Gilbert  T. — corner  Court  and  Summer. 

Kimball,  Albert,  laborer — 7 Tremont. 

Kimball,  Benjamin  A.,  machinist — b.  Elm  House. 

Kimball,  Benjamin  F.,  teamster — b.  D.  S.  Webster’s. 
Kimball,  E.  P.,  Northern  R.  R. — b.  Pavilion. 

Kimball,  Jeremiah — 36  Warren. 

Kimball,  John,  overseer  Concord  R.  R.  shop — h.  118  State. 
Kimball,  Joseph  L.,  daguerrean,  198  Main — h.  60  Warren. 
Kimball,  Joseph  S. — b.  Pavilion. 

Kimball,  Perkins,  printer — 28  Rumford. 

Kimball,  Robert  P.,  book-keeper  Moore,  Cilley  & Co.’s — h. 
23  Washington. 

Kimball,  Samuel  A. — 342  Main. 

Kimball,  Seth  G.,  cabinet  maker — Washington. 

Kincaid,  Samuel,  blacksmith — 4 Green. 

King,  Leander,  laborer — west  end  Center. 

Kirby,  Henry,  laborer — b.  T.  P.  Flanders’. 

Kittredge,  Charles  A.,  clerk  at  Smith’s — h.  58  Pleasant. 
Knee,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker — west  end  Washington. 
Knight,  Elijah,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  214  Main — h.  113 
State. 

Knight,  Harry,  clerk  at  Merriam  & Merrill’s — b.  N.  Knight’s. 


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Knight,  Nehemiah,  laborer — 44  Green. 

Knight,  William  A.,  blacksmith — 24  Warren. 

Knowles,  Perley,  mason — 60  Pleasant. 

Knowlton,  Charles  T.  B.,  painter  at  Abbots’ — b.  8 Main. 
Knowlton,  Edward  L.,  (J.  H.  Pearson  & Co.) — h.  Ill  State. 
Kramer,  Parnart,  (Scheuer  & Kramer,  240  Main) — b.  Ameri- 
can House. 

Labonta,  Francis,  cordwainer — 52  Washington. 

Lake,  Michael,  laborer — b.  J.  Cotter’s. 

Lake,  Reuben,  carpenter — 20  Fayette. 

Lamper,  Abel — 11  West. 

Lamper,  Joseph  W.,  blacksmith — b.  A.  Lamper’s. 

Lamprey,  Aaron,  farmer — 5 Tremont. 

Lamprey,  Abel,  jr.,  varnisher  at  Prescotts’ — h.  Turnpike. 
Lamprey,  Ephraim — 15  Walnut. 

Lamprey,  John  E.,  carriage  maker  at  Abbots’ — h.  4 West. 
Lamprey,  John  P.,  laborer — 22  Rumford. 

Lamprey,  Levi,  laborer~3  Tremont. 

Lamprey,  Levi,  jr.,  carpenter — 13  Walnut. 

Landers,  James  H.,  musical  instrument  maker — h.  4 Green. 
Lane,  Andrew,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — b.  J.  Goodrich’s. 
Lane,  Caroline  C.,  widow — Turner’s  Block. 

Lane,  Charles  J.,  clerk  at  Hutchins’ — b.  J.  C.  Duncklee’s. 
J-jane,  Charles  T.,  wheelwright  at  Downings’ — ^li.  76  Spring. 
Lane,  Jonathan  C.,  carriage  maker  at  Downings’ — h.  80 
Spring. 

Lane,  Joseph  H.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — h.  Turner’s  Block. 
Lang,  George,  carpenter — Pleasant. 

Lang,  J.  E.,  (see  Union  Ins.  Co.) — 328  Main. 

Langdon,  James  E.,  mail  agent — h.  54  South. 

Langley,  Horace — rear  70  Main. 

Langley,  Joseph  C. — 87  Main. 

Langmaid,  Albert,  foreman  Concord  R.  R.  shop — h.l58  State. 
Larkin,  Francis,  laborer — 87  Spring. 

Lawler,  Martin — 53  State. 


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Lawrence,  James  M. — 193  State. 

Lawrence,  Luther,  coach  maker  at  Abbots^ — h.  40  State. 
Lawrence,  Noah  F.,  cook  at  Asylum. 

Leach,  Walter  L.,  jeweler — b.  J.  S.  Frye’s. 

Leahy,  James,  laborer — 28  Cross. 

Leary,  John,  laborer — Ferry. 

Leaver,  Mary,  widow — 6 Wall. 

Leavitt,  Benjamin  F.,  painter  at  Downings’-— h.  14  South. 
Leavitt,  Gilman,  blacksmith  at  Do^vnings’ — ^h.  Prince. 

Lee,  Hiram,  auctioneer — h.  56  Warren. 

Lee,  John,  laborer — 58  Main. 

Lee,  Michael,  laborer — 23  Cross. 

Lee,  Patrick,  shoemaker — 7 Warren. 

Lee,  Bichard,  laborer — 23  Cross. 

Lee,  Bichard,  laborer — west  end  Center. 

Leighton,  Alexander,  painter  at  Abbots’ — h.  43  Downing. 
Leighton,  Benjamin,  butcher — 42  Bumford. 

Leighton,  Calvin  B.,  cook  at  Sinclair’s — h.  Chapel  court, 
Leighton,  John  W.,  fireman  Northern  B.  B. — h.  227  State.: 
Leonard,  Hugh,  harness  maker — b.  T.  McGrath’s. 

Lewis,  Cyrus,  brakeman  Concord  B.  B. — h.  148  State. 
Lewis,  Daniel,  carriage  maker — b.  Mrs.  Mary  Neal’s. 

Libby,  Benjamin  F.,  shoemaker — 8 Tremont. 

Lincoln,  Beza  H.,  trimmer  at  Downings’ — ^h.  138  Spring. 
Lincoln,  John  G.,  (Lincoln  & Shaw,  clothing  store,  164  Main) 
— h.  33  School. 

Liscom,  Levi,  (Liscom,  Dearborn  & Co.,  142  Main) — h.  9 
Green. 

Little,  John  W.,  dentist,  176  Main  — h.  corner  South  and 
Pleasant. 

Little,  Nancy  H.,  widow — 32  Warren. 

Lock,  Benjamin  M. — 64  Spring. 

Lock,  Amos,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — b.  B.  S.  Tilton’s. 
Locke,  EfFa — 60  Washington. 

Lock,  John  P.  2d,  laborer — b.  F.  Allison’s. 


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Locke,  William  T.,  teamster — 19  Franklin. 

Lockerby,  Charles  A.,  physician — 10  State. 

Logan,  John,  wheelwright  at  Abbots^ — b.  J.  Goodrich^s. 
Long,  Daniel  W.,  harness  maker — ^1  Wall. 

Loud,  Henry  M. — 194  State. 

Lougee,  William  H. — b.  Dr.  A.  MorrilFs. 

Lovejoy,  Judith  C.,  widow — 9 Maple. 

Lovejoy,  Sally,  widow — 6 Thorndike. 

Low,  Franklin — 88  State. 

Low,  Joseph — 69  Main. 

Luey,  Samuel — 94  Spring.  , 

Lull,  Jesse  H.,  laborer — 14  Main. 

Lull,  Leander  C. — 31  Downing. 

Lull,  Moses  L.,  laborer — 20  Spring. 

Lund,  Joseph  S.,  farmer — Hall. 

Lynch,  Hewey,  laborer — 40  Cross. 

Lyner,  Richard,  laborer — 17  Cross. 

Lynch,  Timothy,  laborer — 2 Main. 

Lyon,  G.  Parker,  publisher,  210  Main— b.  Eagle  Hotel. 

MACE,  Joseph  H.,  (Wyman  & Mace,  118  Main) — h.  5 R.  R. 
Square. 

Main,  George,  paints  and  oils,  110  Main — h.  9 Warren. 
Mahagin,  Charles,  laborer — Ferry. 

Mann,  Hall  B.,  carpenter — b.  F.  C.  Smithes. 

Mann,  Henry  A.,  mechanic — b.  J.  B.  Smart’s. 

Mansur,  Joseph,  last  maker — h.  19  Cross. 

Mansur,  Nathan,  laborer — Washington. 

Marble,  Newton  E.,  rector  St.  Paul’s  Church — h.  157  State. 
Marden,  Harrison,  stable  keeper — 6 Cross. 

Marden,  Samuel  B.,  cabinet  maker — 22  Montgomery. 

Marsh,  Belinda,  widow — 14  Montgomery. 

Marsh,  William,  jr.,  stone  cutter — 5 Fosterville. 

Marshall,  Anson  S.,  (Rolfe  & Marshall,)  attorney  at  law, 
Sanborn’s  Block — b.  R.  H.  Sherburne’s. 


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Marshall,  Gustine,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,  232  Main — b. 
Mrs.  S.  Gass's. 

Marston,  Jeremiah,  carpenter — 4 Eosterville. 

Marston,  tTohn,  carpenter — 208  State. 

Marston,  Joseph  B.,  restaurant  at  Depot — b.  Geo.  Dame's. 
Marston,  Levi,  laborer — 19  Union. 

Marston,  Samuel  B.,  carpenter — 334  Main. 

Mason,  James  L.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots' — b.  L.  K.  Peacock's. 
Mason,  John,  machinist — b.  L.  A.  Benson's. 

Mason,  John  P.,  machinist — b.  Mary  A.  Palmer's. 

Mayhue,  Charles,  laborer — Chapel  Court. 

McCame,  Patrick,  laborer — Jefferson. 

McCarthy,  Charles,  laborer — 15  Cross. 

McCarthy,  Owen,  laborer — b.  T.  Lynch's. 

McCarthy,  Timothy,  laborer — Ferry. 

McCartney,  William,  law  student — b.  Eagle  Hotel. 
McCauley,  Samuel,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  3 Pleasant. 
McClerry,  Michael,  laborer — Jefferson. 

McCoy,  Nathan— 63  Warren. 

McDaniel,  John,  laborer — b.  Columbian. 

McDaniel,  John,  laborer — Winter. 

McDaniel,  Patrick,  laborer — 7 Warren. 

McFarland,  Asa,  (McFarland  & Jenks,  120  Main) — h.  278 
Main. 

McFarland,  Henry,  master  of  transportation  Concord  E.  E. 
— bo,  A.  McFarland's. 

McFarland,  J.  Stewart,  merchant  tailor,  125  Main — h.  83 
State. 

McGeanty,  John,  laborer — b.  Patrick  Kelley's. 

McGrath,  John,  harness  maker — b.  T.  McGrath's. 

McGrath,  Thomas,  harness  maker — 25  Thompson. 

McKeone, , laborer — rear  20  Main. 

McMath,  Eobert,  tailor* — k,  171  State. 

McMichael,  Charles,  blacksmith  at  Abbots' — ^h.  Myrtle. 
McOrland,  Michael,  laborer — 25  Cross. 


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McPherson,  William  P. — b.  Mrs.  E,  B.  Robinson’s. 
McQuesten,  G.,  time-keeper  at  Concord  R.  R. — h.30  Pleasant. 
Mead,  Charles  E.,  carpenter — b.  T.  J.  Mead’s. 

I Mead,  Edward  H.,  conductor  on  freight — h.  120  State. 

Mead,  N.  Jackson,  carpenter — b.  T.  J.  Mead’s. 

Mead,  Thomas  J.,  carpenter — North  Arch. 

Mee,  Charles,  Northern  R.  R. — b.  Pavilion. 

Mehen,  Patrick,  machinist — 5 Cross. 

Mellen,  George  K.,  (C.  TI.  Sanger  & Son) — h.  16  Union. 
Mellen,  John  F.,  agent  for  safes — 7 Hanover. 

Mellen,  Sarah  E.,  widow — 15  Cross. 

Merrill,  Ann  G.,  widow — 21  Main. 

Merrill,  Horace,  printer — 101  Spring. 

Merrill,  Isaiah,  shoemaker — 101  Spring. 

Merrill,  John,  receiving  clerk  at  Freight  Depot — h.  24 
Thorndike. 

Merrill,  John  W.,  Prof,  at  Biblical  Institute — h.  161  State. 
Merriam,  Joseph  A.,  (Merriam  & Merrill) — h.  East  Village. 
Merrill,  Rufus,  (Merriam  & Merrill,  publishers  and  booksel- 
lers, 226  Main) — h.  322  Main. 

Messer,  Philander,  carpenter — 26  West. 

Messer,  William—20  Thompson. 

Mills,  Charles,  farmer — 49  Pleasant. 

Minard,  James  T.,  wheelwright — b.  D.  C.  Peaslee’s. 

Minard,  Samuel,  painter — 127j^  State. 

Minot,  George,  cashier  Mechanicks  Bank — h.  16  Montgomery. 
Minot,  Josiah,  attorney  at  law — cor.  Warren  and  Rumford. 
Miller,  Edwin  A.,  carriage  maker  at  Downings’  — b.  S.  E. 
Miller’s. 

Miller,  James  A.,  painter  at  Abbots’ — h.  11  Thompson. 
Miller,  James  D.,  musical  instrument  maker — b.  Mrs.  E.  B. 
Robinson’s. 

Miller,  Sally  E.,  widow — 55  Warren. 

Mitchell,  Daniel  R.,  harness  maker— 12  Merrimack. 

Mitchell,  Francis  A.,  tin  plater — h.  3 Pleasant. 


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Mills,  John,  farmer — 37  West. 

Mills,  Nathaniel — 83  South. 

Mills,  Seba  H.,  stone  cutter — 1 State. 

Mitchell,  George,  Fisherville  express — b.  John  Cofran’s. 
Mitchell,  George  W.,  painter  at  Downings’ — h.  17  Spring. 
Moody,  Charles — 340  Main. 

Morgan,  Charles  L. — 116  Spring. 

Morgan,  David  G.,  harness  maker — 40  Rumford. 

Morgan,  Ezra,  musical  instrument  maker — h.  134  Spring. 
Morgan,  James,  druggist,  103  Main — h.  101  State. 

Morgan,  John,  fireman  Montreal  R.  R. — h.  25  Union. 
Morgan,  John,  musical  inst.  maker — b.  L.  B.  Morrill’s. 
Morgan,  Rufus,  wheelwright — b.  E.  C.  Smith’s. 

Moore,  Curtis,  blacksmith — ^b.  L.  L.  Mower’s. 

Moore,  David — 33  Franklin, 

Moore,  Ebenezer  G.,  physician — 84  Main.  ■ 

Moore,  Eliza,  widow — 245  Main. 

Moore,  George  H.,  clerk  at  Clark  & Currier’s — h.  18  Union. 
Moore,  Henry  M.,  house  builder — -177  State. 

Moore,  Henry  P. — b.  Mrs.  E.  Moore’s. 

Moore,  James,  (Moore,  Cilley  & Co.,  hard  ware,  212  Main) 
— h.  247  Main. 

Moore,  John  C.,  reporter — b.  American  House. 

Moore,  John  H.,  pastor  of  Universalist  Church — h.  15  Green. 
Moore,  Mary  A.,  widow — 15  Green. 

Moore,  Van  R.,  carpenter — 33  Franklin. 

Moores,  H.  C.  W.,  (Moores  & Barker,  meat  market,  195 
Main) — h.  Fosterville. 

Mores,  Dean  T.,  clerk  at  Blanchard’s — b.  B.  F.  Gale’s. 
Moores,  Nathan  W.— 237  State. 

Moresett,  Eli,  laborer — rear  38  Main. 

Morey,  J.  Holmes,  teacher  of  music,  238  Main  — b.  D.  Sy- 
mond’s. 

Morril,  Samuel,  (Savings  Bank,  294  Main) — h.  282  Main. 
Morrill,  Alpheus,  physician — 82  Main. 


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Morrill,  Elisha — 31  Spring. 

Morrill,  Ephraim,  carpenter — 176  State. 

Morrill,  James,  boot  and  shoe  shop— 310  Main. 

Morrill,  John,  carpenter — 227  State. 

Morrill,  Joseph  H.,  confectionery  and  fancy  goods,  194  Main 
— b.  J.  Munroe’s. 

Morrill,  Lucius  B.,  bookbinder — 36  Green. 

Morrill,  Luther  M.,  (Morrill  & Silsby,  115  and  117  Main) — 
' h.  35  School. 

Morrill,  Moses  H.,  engineer  Concord  E.  E. — h.  5 Monroe. 
Morrill,  Oliver  W.,  laborer — 9 Spring. 

Morrill,  Samuel  D.,  attendant  at  Asylum. 

: Morrison,  Charles  H.,  musical  inst.  maker — h.  264  Main. 
Morrison,  Edward,  laborer — Forrest. 

Morrison,  James,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  45  Downing. 
Morrison,  John,' laborer — 73  Warren. 

Morrison,  Patrick,  machinist — 48  Center. 

Morrison,  Peter,  jr.,  pump  repairer — 22  Spring. 

Morse,  Eliza  A.,  widow — 103  State. 

Morse,  Ira  E.,  gas  fitter — 17  Green. 

Moseley,  Franklin,  (J.  H.  Pearson  & Co.) — h.  14  Union. 
Morton,  Isaac  N.,  druggist,  178  Main-^b.  Mrs.  Gault’s. 
Morton,  Wilson  E.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  19  State. 
Moiser,  Frank,  shoemaker— b.  S.  McCauley’s. 

Mower,  Lewis  L.,  printer,  216  Main — h.  59  Main. 

Moulton,  B.  C.,  law  student — b.  Eagle  Hotel. 

Moulton,  Daniel  L.,  last  maker— b.  W.  H.  Nye. 

Moulton,  James,  painter — 25  Washington. 

Moulton,  James  L.,  painter — b.  G.  W.  Gault’s. 

Moulton, >Luther,  clerk  at  Tucker  & Co.’s— b.  Mrs.  Leaver’s. 
Mugridge,\john  Y.,  attorney  at  law,  238  Main  — b.  Joseph 
Grover’s. 

Munroe,  John — 9 School. 

Munsey,  Amos  P.,  boots  and  shoes,  8 School— h.  Prince. 
Murphy,  Peter,  laborer—  91  Spring. 


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Murphy,  Thomas,  laborer — Water. 

Muzzey,  Artemas  B.,  pastor  Unitarian  Church — h.  81  Main. 
Myres,  Joseph,  blacksmith  at  Abbots^ — b.  D.  Sanborn’s. 

NAY^LOR,  Charles,  laborer — b.  E.  Moresett’s. 

Neal,  Mary  N.,  widow — 75  Main. 

Nealey,  John  F.,  stable  keeper,  rear  Elm  House  — b.  Elm 
House. 

Nelson,  George  S.,  bookbinder  at  Merriam  & Merrill’s  — h. 
17  Union. 

Nelson,  Josiah,  bookbinder  at  Merriam  & Merrill’s  — h.  17 
Union. 

Nelson,  J.  H.,  bookbinder  at  Merriam  & Merrill’s-h.  17  Union. 
Nelson,  Nathaniel  C.,  machinist — 17  Union. 

Nevens,  Phineas,  teamster — Chapel  Court. 

Newell,  Charles  D.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — h.  31  Main.  | 
Newell,  Charles  H.,  machinist — 19  Fayette. 

Newell,  L.  Y.  B.— b.  8 Main. 

Newhall,  Thomas  F.,  trimmer  at  Abbots’ — b.  T.  H Newhall’s. 
Newhall,  Thomas  H.,  horticulturist — 14  Monroe. 

Nichols,  Daniel,  painter — b.  J.  Cofran’s. 

Nichols,  John  IL,  clerk  at  Hoyt’s — b.  Mrs.  E.  Moore’s. 
Nichols,  William,  stone  cutter — 86  Warren. 

Norton,  Charles  H.,  stable  keeper,  rear  Columbian  — h.  131 
State. 

Norton,  John  D.,  bookbinder — 4 Union. 

Norton,  John  D.,  jr.,  carriage  trimmer  at  Downings’ — b.  J.  D.  j 
Norton’s.  ! 

Norris,  James  S.,  baker  and  confectioner — 85  Main.  i 

Nourse,  Benjamin,  baker — 83  Main. 

Noyes,  Charles  H. — b.  J.  S.  Noyes’. 

Noyes,  George,  painter  at  Downings’ — h.  27  Thompson. 
Noyes,  J rson,  mason— 24  Union. 

Noyes,  o omiah  S.,  farmer — 76  South.  i 

Noyes,  John  W.,  (Brown  & Noyes) — b.  Phenix  Hotel.  | 


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Noyes,  Mary  A.,  widow — 56  Warren. 

Nutter,  Eliphalet  S.,  clerk  at  Edmunds’ — h.  5 Montgomery. 
Nutter,  Enos  G.,  bookbinder — b.  Wm.  Nutter’s. 

Nutter,  William,  laborer— 27  Eranklin. 

Nutting,  Charles,  stone  cutter — corner  State  and  Thorndike. 
Nye,  George  S.,  carriage  maker  at  Downings’ — h.  11  Green. 
Nye,  William  H,  printer,  216  Main — h.  165  State. 

O’BRIEN,  Charles,  laborer — 30  West. 

O’Connell,  Philip,  laborer — 85  Spring. 

Odlin,  Woodbridge,  W.  I.  goods  and  groceries,  244  Main — h. 
268  Main. 

Oehme,  F.  G.,  homoeopathic  physician,  Rollins’  Block  — b. 
American  House. 

O’Keefe,  Arthur,  harness  maker — 53  State. 

O’Neal,  Owen,  laborer — 33  South. 

Ordway,  Albert,  mason — 20  South. 

Ordway,  James — 48  Spring. 

Ordway,  John  C. — 19  Center. 

Ordway,  Moses,  pump  repairer — 84  Spring. 

Ordway,  Richard  M.,  mason — 206  State. 

Oren,  Joseph,  laborer — h.  rear  56  Main. 

O’Rielly,  John,  Catholic  clergyman — ^li.  29  Pleasant. 

Orne,  Sarah,  widow — 83  Spring. 

Osborn,  Daniel,  molder — h.  15  Thompson. 

Osgood,  Betsey  R. — 80  Main. 

Osgood,  Frank,  blacksmith  at  Downings’ — b.  Union  Hotel. 
Osgood,  Joseph  C.,  machinist — b.  Union  Hotel. 

Osgood,  Joseph  C.,  mechanic — 13  Wall. 

Osgood,  Robert  C. — corner  Main  and  Center. 

Osgood,  True,  printer — 30  Warren. 

Otis,  J.  M.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — h.  29  State. 

PACKARD,  Z.  S.,  mechanic — 14  Green. 

Page,  Eliza,  widow — 57  Pleasant. 


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Page,  Enoch,  painter  at  Abbots’ — h.  35  Thompson. 

Page,  George,  carpenter — 75  Warren. 

Page,  James  D.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — h.  Perley. 

Page,  Jeremiah,  farmer — Hall. 

Paige,  Benjamin  F.,  laborer — b.  L.  C.  Lull. 

Paige,  Cyrus  W. — 265  Main. 

Paige,  James,  blacksmith — b.  S.  Kincaid’s. 

Paine,  John  K. — 18  Walnut. 

Palmer,  Benjamin  F.,  printer — b.  B.  Palmer’s. 

Palmer,  Brackett — 54  State. 

Palmer,  Charles  W.,  printer — b.  B.  Palmer’s. 

Palmer,  Dudley  S. — 145  State. 

Palmer,  George  H.,  machinist — b.  Mary  A.  Palmer’s. 
Palmer,  John — 25  School. 

Palmer,  John  B.,  printing  office,  148  Main — b.  B.  Palmer’s. 
Palmer,  Joseph,  spring  maker — 18  Thorndike. 

Palmer,  Mary  A.,  widow — Wall. 

Palmer,  Samuel — 10  Thompson. 

Palmer,  Thomas  N.,  printer — b.  B.  Palmer’s. 

Parker,  Asa,  carpenter — 7 West. 

Parker,  Benjamin,  land  surveyor — 10  Center. 

Parker,  Caleb,  coach  maker  at  Abbots’ — h.  corner  State  and 
Wall. 

Parker,  Henry  E.,  pastor  South  Cong.  Church — b.  47  Main. 
Parker,  Samuel  F.,  key  manufacturer — Elm. 

Parker,  William  M.,  asst.  supt.  Northern  R.  R. — h.  77  State. 
Parker,  Zebulon — Elm. 

Parkhurst,  Paul  K.,  watchman  Concord  R.  R. — h.  11  Wall. 
Pattee,  Lemuel  N.,  Secretary  of  State — b.  Geo.  Dame’s. 
Patten,  David,  Prof,  at  Biblical  Institute — h.  202  State. 
Patten,  John,  mechanic — 9 Walnut. 

Patterson,  George,  clerk  at  Hutchins’ — b.  J.  C.  Duncklee’s. 
Paul,  Horace  F.~261  Main. 

Peabody,  Frank  B.,  attorney  at  law,  176  Main — h.  10  South. 
Peacock,  Lorenzo  K.,  foreman  at  Abbots’ — h 42  State. 


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j Pearson,  Charles,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  122  Main — h.  21 
Thompson. 

Pearson,  John  H.,  (J.  H.  Pearson  & Co.,  R.  R.  Store) — h. 
263  Main. 

Pearsons,  Joseph  H.,  printer — b.  Columbian. 

Pease,  John,  shoemaker — 47  Pleasant. 

Pease,  Samuel,  blacksmith  at  Abbots^ — h.  14  State. 

Peaslee,  Cyrus,  refreshment  rooms,  140  Main. 

Peaslee,  Daniel  C.,  clerk  at  S.  Clark’s — h.  20  Washington. 
Peaslee,  Ira,  teamster — b.  D.  S.  Webster’s. 

Pecker,  Robert  E. — 326  Main. 

Pelmonty,  Peter,  laborer — west  end  Center. 

Pender,  John,  laborer — R.  R.  Square. 

Perkins,  Edward,  mechanic — 6 Montgomery. 

Perkins,  H.  E.,  attorney  at  law — Penacook. 

Perkins,  William,  blacksmith — 73  South. 

Perkins,  William  W.,  painter— 107  Spring. 

Perley.  Ira,  Chief  Justice  Supreme  Court — 123  Spring. 

Perry,  Coolidge,  pressman  at  McFarland’s — b.  J.  S.  McFar- ! 
land’s. 

Perry,  Amos,  laborer — west  end  Washington. 

Perry,  George  W.,  shoemaker — 52  Center. 

Peters,  F.,  baggage  master — b.  Columbian. 

Pettingill,  Charles  B.,  cabinet  maker  — h.  Claremont  R.  R. 
crossing. 

Pettingill,  George  D.,  cabinet  maker — 12  Pleasant. 

Pettingill,  Jefferson,  laborer — Franklin. 

Pettingill,  John  W. — b.  J.  C.  Ord way’s. 

Peverly,  James — 134  State. 

Philbrick,  Edward — 22  Washington. 

Philbrick,  Joseph,  laborer — b.  A.  P.  George’s. 

Pickering,  J.  L.,  auction  and  commission  store,  131  Main— 
— h.  47  State. 

Pierce,  A.  C.— 42  Main. 

Pierce,  Albert  P. — b,  Elias  Evans’. 


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Pierce,  Edward  C.,  painter  at  Abbots^ — b.  L.  L.  Mower's. 
Pillsbury,  George  A.,  wood  agent — 33  Center. 

Pillsbury,  John  C. — cor.  Washington  and  State. 

Pillsbury,  John  C.,  hard  ware  and  medicine,  129  Main — h.  31 
Green. 

Pillsbury,  Joseph  J.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots' — b.  S.  H.  Mills'. 
Pillsbury,  Levi  H.,  teamster — 99  Spring. 

Pillsbury,  Parker — 30  School. 

Pillsbury,  Thomas  W.,  wood  agent — 10  Thompson. 

Pilren,  Oliver,  painter — Turnpike. 

Pinkham,  Charles  E. — 163  State. 

Pinkham,  Elias — 22  Payette. 

Piper,  Emory — Clinton. 

Pollard,  Daniel  A.,  wheelwright — Court. 

Popple,  Benjamin,  shoemaker — 18  Cross. 

Porter,  Edward  G.,  printer — 246  Main. 

Potter,  John,  carpenter — 31  Cross. 

Powers,  James  W.,  laborer — b.  L.  Bell's. 

Prescott,  Abraham — 39  Main. 

Pratt,  Benjamin — 31  South. 

Prescott,  Abraham  J.,  (Prescott  & Brothers,  piano-fortes  and 
melodeons,  176  Main) — h.  47  Main. 

Prescott,  Greenleaf,  machinist— b.  C.  A.  Blake’s. 

Prescott,  James,  stable  keeper — h.  7 Center. 

Prescott,  Joseph  B.,  (Prescott  Bros.) — b.  H.  B.  Poster's. 
Prescott,  Joseph  W.,  musical  inst.  maker — b.  A.  Prescott's. 
Prescott,  William,  physician — 314  and  316  Main. 

Prescott,  Wm.  H.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots' — b.  J.  Goodrich's. 
Price,  James,  shoemaker — Washington. 

Printabel,  James,  laborer — rear  56  Main. 

Proctor,  Charles  H.,  barber,  97  Main — h.  37  Cross. 

Proctor,  Thorndike,  carpenter — 11  Posterville. 

Proe,  Gilbert,  laborer— b.  E.  Moresett's. 

Puffer,  Charles  H.,  shoemaker — b.  J.  Glines'. 

Puffer,  George,  laborer — 41  Center. 


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Puffer,  Warren,  laborer — Sand  Hill. 

Purdy,  Smith  W.,  hair  dresser,  147  Main — b.  Columbian. 
Putnam,  Nehemiah,  city  crier — 68  South. 

Putnam,  William  T.,  gas  fixtures,  105  Main — h.  Ill  Main. 

QUAID,  Thomas  J.,  carpenter — 10  Fosterville. 

Quimby,  Enoch  J.,  stone  cutter — 20  Walnut. 

Quimby,  John,  fireman  Concord  R.  R. — h.  Hall. 

Quimby,  Stephen — 23  Washington. 

Quinn,  Sarah — East  Pleasant. 

RAND,  Daniel,  carpenter — 9 Union. 

Rand,  Hamilton  L.,  painter  at  Abbots^ — ^b.  L.  L.  Mower’s. 
Randall,  Achsah  H.,  shirt  manufacturer — 155  Main. 

Randall,  Clarissa — Washington. 

Ranlet,  Henry  W.,  coal  and  ice  dealer — ^b.Wm.  H.  Wyman’s. 
Raymond,  George,  laborer— 3 Union. 

Reed,  George  L.,  paper  hanger — 46  South. 

Reed,  Hiram,  stone  cutter — 26  Center. 

Reed,  Orlin,  carriage  maker — 21  State. 

Richardson,  Charles  W.,  capenter— 28  Green. 

Richardson,  Hiram,  carpenter — 7 Franklin. 

Richardson,  John  J.,  shoemaker — b.  J.  Morrill’s. 

Riley,  William,  laborer — 2 Main. 

Rines,  Nathaniel  P.,  pedlar — 68  Warren. 

Ring,  James,  machinist — b.  T.  C.  Campbell’s. 

Rix,  Albert  W.,  machinist — b.  H.  A.  Joslyn’s. 

Rixford,  Wm.  H.,  (Rixford  & Bunker,  doors,  sash  and 
blinds,)— h.  185  Main. 

Robbins,  George,  painter  at  Abbots’ — b.  L.  L.  Mower’s. 
Robbins,  Charles  E.,  machinist — 18  Green. 

Roberts,  Hall  J. — b.  R.  H.  Sherburne’s. 

Robinson,  Addison — Clinton. 

Robinson,  Edward  B.,  plow  maker — h.  34  Washington. 
Robinson,  Eliza  B.,  widow — 47  School. 


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Robinson,  Ellis,  teamster — 4 West. 

Robinson,  Fernando  S.,  architect — b.  J.  L.  Foster’s. 
Robinson,  George  C.,  plow  maker — h.  26  Union. 

Robinson,  George  S.,  carriage  maker  at  Griffin’s — b.  Union 
Hotel. 

Robinson,  H.  M.,  house  builder — corner  Spring  and  School. 
Robinson,  Isaiah  S.,  blacksmith — 24  West. 

Robinson,  J.  L.,  plow  maker  (rear  Moore,  Gilley  & Co.’s) 
— h.  Pearl. 

Robinson,  John — rear  34  Main. 

Robinson,  Joseph,  farmer — 10  West. 

Robinson,  Joseph  W.,  telegraph  operator,  192  Main — ^li. 

Turner’s  Block. 

Robinson,  Paul — 18  West. 

Robinson,  Thomas,  gilder — b.  L.  A.  Benson’s. 

Robinson,  West,  farmer — Hall. 

Robinson,  William,  laborer — 36  Cross. 

Roby,  Luther,  stone  quarry — 273  Main. 

Roby,  Luther,  jr. — b.  G.  W.  Ingalls’. 

Roby,  William,  stone  mason. 

Rogers,  Caleb  S. — 38  State. 

Rogers,  Moses  F.,  watchman  at  prison. 

Rogers,  Reynolds  S.— b.  C.  S.  Rogers’. 

Rolfe,  Albert,  trimmer  at  Abbots’ — h.  71  State. 

Rolfe,  Benjamin,  watchman  at  Abbots’ — h.  43  State. 

Rolfe,  Charles  F.,  painter — 145  Main. 

Rolfe,  Henry  P.,  (Rolfe  & Marshall)  attorney  at  law — h.  25 
Green. 

Rolfe,  Hiram,  painter  at  Abbots’ — h.  49  State. 

Rolfe,  Horace  H.,  painter — b.  Union  Hotel. 

Rollins,  Edward  H.,  druggist,  196  Main — h.  243  Main. 
Rollins,  Elipbalet  O.,  stone  mason — h.  25  South. 

Rollins,  James,  mason — b.  C.  D.  Shaw’s. 

Rollins,  John  F.,  clerk  at  E.  H.  Rollins’ — b.  E.  H.  Rollins’. 
Rollins,  John  S.,  machinist — Prince. 


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Rosebush,  Moses,  painter  at  Abbots' — b.  Mary  N.  Neal's. 
Root,  C.  S.,  carpenter — 51  Main. 

Rounsefell,  James,  painter — Jefferson. 

Rowe,  Daniel,  carpenter — 16  Spring. 

Rowe,  David  B.,  carpenter — 46  Warren. 

Rowe,  Lewis,  blacksmith  at  Abbots' — h.  44  Spring. 

Rowell,  Thompson,  mason — 18  Downing. 

Rowley,  Harvey,  trimmer  at  Downings' — b.  Columbian. 
Rownon,  Richard,  wheelwright  at  Griffin's — h.  257  Main. 
Runnels,  John  B.,  carpenter — 7 Merrimack. 

Runnels,  Hazen — 31  Union. 

Runnels,  Osmyn  E.,  freight  depot — b.  R.  Silver's. 

Ruslow,  Alfred,  painter  at  Abbots' — h.  rear  38  Main. 

Russ,  J.  S.,  conductor  Montreal  R.  R. — h.  8 Union. 

Rust,  Asa,  laborer — 8 Thorndike. 

SALTMARSH,  Aaron  H.,  stone  mason — head  Franklin. 
Saltmarsh,  Andrew,  molder — Chapel  Court. 

Saltmarsh,  Austin  G.,  wood  dealer — head  Franklin. 

Sanborn,  Abraham  S.,  carpenter — 20  Monroe. 

Sanborn,  Benning  W.,  bookseller,  175  Main — b.  American 
House. 

Sanborn,  Charles  H.,  machinist — 36  South. 

Sanborn,  Daniel,  blacksmith — 24  Downing. 

Sanborn,  Henry  C.,  news-carrier — 105  Spring. 

Sanborn,  Jacob,  clergyman — 166  State. 

Sanborn,  James,  carpenter — 87  State. 

Sanborn,  Jonathan,  carpenter — 108  State. 

Sanborn,  George  G.,  ticket  master  at  depot — h.  84  State. 
Sanborn,  Josiah,  teamster — 9 Main. 

Sanborn,  Josiah  B.,  clerk  at  B.  W.  Sanborn's — b.  Eagle  Hotel. 
Sanborn,  Mary  H.,  widow — 15  Center. 

Sanborn,  Newell,  carpenter — 42  Center. 

Sanborn,  Perley,  freight  depot — b.  R.  Silver's. 

Sanborn,  Peter,  (Sanborn  & Jackson) — h.  63  Main. 


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Sanborn,  Thomas  W.,  clerk  at  Sanborn  & Jackson’s — b.  P. 
Sanborn’s. 

Sanborn,  True,  freight  depot — b.  R.  Silver’s. 

Sanders,  George,  (George  Sanders  & Co.,  109  and  113  Main)’ 
— h.  45  Main. 

Sanders,  Clarendon  M.,  (G.  S.  & Co.) — 113  Main. 

Sanders,  George  A.,  (G.  S.  & Co.) — h.  Cooper. 

Sanders,  S.  Luman,  (G.  S.  &>  Co.)— b.  Ill  Main. 

Sanger,  C.  Henrj,  (Sanger  & Sons) — b.  C.  H.  Sanger’s. 
Sanger,  Charles  H.,  (Sanger  & Sons,  hats,  furs,  &c.,  150 
Main) — h.  9 Thorndike. 

Sanger,  George,  (Sanger  & Sons) — b.  C.  H.  Sanger’s. 
Sargent,  Amos  B.,  musical  instrument  maker — 26  Green. 
Sargent,  D.  W.,  printer — 58  South. 

Sargent,  J.  W.,  cashier  Concord  R.  R. — h.  86  State. 

Sargent,  James  F.,  physician,  216  Main — h.  8 Maple. 
Sargent,  James  G.,  mason — Cambridge. 

Sargent,  Jonathan,  pattern  maker — 33  Warren. 

Sargent,  John  B.,  painter  at  Downings’ — h.  Pearl. 

Sargent,  Richard,  laborer — 23  Monroe. 

Sargent,  Philip,  plane  maker — 184  State. 

Sargent,  Sylvester  F.,  mason — 111  Spring. 

Sargent,  Wells,  jr.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’— h.  Fulton. 
Savory,  Charles  E.,  clerk  at  G.  Main’s — h.  78  Spring. 
Savory,  William  F.,  register  of  deeds — b.  Union  Hotel. 
Sawtelle,  Stephen  E.,  engineer  Concord  R.  R. — h.  65  State. 
Sawyer,  John  A.,  trimmer  at  Abbots’ — h.  rear  34  Main. 
Sawyer,  Joshua — 5 Center. 

Scales,  Mary,  widow — Clinton. 

Schenck,  Jacob — b.  Almira  Batchelder’s. 

Scheuer,  Adolph,  ( Scheuer  & Kramer,  dry  and  fancy  goods, 
240  Main) — b.  American  House. 

Scott,  Andrew,  trimmer  at  Abbots’ — h.  11  Thompson. 
Scribner,  Frank  B.,  clerk  at  G.  Walker’s — b.  L.  B.  Morrill’s. 
Seavey,  Hiram,  shoemaker — b.  C.  F.  Caswell’s. 


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Seavey,  Shadrach,  carpenter — 6 Washington. 

Seavey,  William  H.,  harness  maker — b.  Mrs.  Flanders’. 
Secomb,  Daniel  F.,  musical  inst.  maker — h.  1 Rumford. 
Sedgley,  James,  master  mechanic — 28  Pleasant. 

Severance,  A.  F.,  piano-forte  maker — b.  J.  B.  Fellows’. 
Sewall,  Stephen,  truckman — 54  Warren. 

Shackford,  William,  millwright — 188  State. 

Shallies,  Augustus  D.,  harness  maker — 44  Rumford. 

Shanks,  Edward,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’— -h.  45  Downing. 
Shattuck,  Henry  S.,  conductor  Northern  R.  R. — h.42  School. 
Shaw,  Augustus  D.,  furnace  and  range  manufacturer,  170 
Main — h.  3 Merrimack. 

Shaw,  Charles  C.,  machinist — b.  H.  Clark’s. 

Shaw,  Clinton  D.,  mechanic — 104  Spring. 

Shaw,  Joseph  E.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — b.  8 Main. 

Shaw,  Josiah  C.,  attendant  at  Asylum. 

Shaw,  Nathaniel  S.,  coach  maker  at  Abbots’ — h.  34  Warren. 
Shaw,  Wentworth  G.,  (Lincoln  & Shaw,  clothing,  &c.,  164 
Main) — h.  44  School. 

Sherburne,  Henry  C. — b.  Mrs.  L.  B.  Hackett’s. 

Sherburne,  Lorenzo  D.,  teamster — Fulton. 

Sherburne,  Robert  H.,  clerk  at  A.  B.  Currier’s  — h.  34 
Pleasant. 

Sherman,  Lovell  J.,  carpenter — 9 Fosterville. 

Sheehan,  William,  trimmer  at  Abbots’ — h.  rear  14  Main. 
Shute,  Samuel,  farmer — 28  West. 

Sibley,  Stephen,  Esq. — b.  C.  P.  Gage’s. 

Silver,  Joseph  B.,  barber.  132  Main — h.  53  Main. 

Silver,  Roswell,  teamster — rear  72  Main. 

Silsby,  George  H.  H.,  (Morrill  & Silsby,  115  and  117  Main) 
h.  27  Pleasant. 

Sinclair,  Henry  M.,  restaurant,  136  Main — h.  35  Center. 
Slader,  Byron,  printer — 189  State. 

Sleeper,  J.  C. — b.  Union  Hotel. 

Sleeper,  Jeremiah  D.,  painter  at  Abbots’ — h.  30  Main. 


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Smart,  Abial,  truckman — 15  Merrimack. 

Smart,  Charles — 332  Main. 

Smart,  Herman  F.,  baker — b.  Wm.  H.  Smart’s. 

Smart,  Hiram  F.,  printer — b.  Wm.  H.  Smart’s. 

Smart,  Joseph  B.,  mason — 10  Maple. 

Smart,  William  H.,  physician — 73  Main. 

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CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


73 


Spelman,  Bridget,  widow — 30  Cross. 

Spiller,  Joseph  D.,  mechanic — 4 Tahanto. 

Spiller,  Josiah,  jr.,  mechanic — 6 Tahanto. 

Spiller,  Josiah  G.,  painter — 322  Main. 

Spokesfield,  Joseph,  stone  cutter — b.  M.  C.  Hadley’s. 
Stanley,  J.  B.,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  160  Main— b.  W. 
Gordon’s. 

Stearns,  Charles  H.,  bookbinder — 320  Main. 

Stearns,  Eckley,  Northern  R.  R.  office— b.  W.  E.  Webster’s. 
Stearns,  Onslow,  Superintendent  Northern  R.  R. — h.  252 
Main. 

Stevens,  Benjamin,  laborer — b.  Columbian. 

Stevens,  Caleb — 14  Thompson. 

Stevens,  Chandler  E. — 50  Spring. 

Stevens,  Edward  R.,  laborer — Eranklin. 

Stevens,  Josiah,  Justice  Police  Court — h.  Hopkinton  road. 
Stevens,  Josiah,  jr.,  engineer — h.  Hopkinton  road. 

Stevens,  Lyman  D.,  attorney  at  law,  148  Main  — h.  14 
Thompson. 

Stevens,  Prescott  F.,  tinman — 28  Green. 

Stevens,  Samuel,  keeper  Union  Hotel — 203  Main. 

Stevenson,  William,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — ^h.  rear  4 Mkin. 
Stevenson,  William — rear  6 Main. 

Stewart,  Charles  F.,  New-York  silk  and  shawl  store,  200 
Main — h.  267  Main. 

Stewart,  John  H.,  (T.  W.  & J.  H.  Stewart,  merchant  tailors) 
h.  154  State. 

Stewart,  Thomas  W.,  (T.  W.  & J.  H.  Stewart,  146  Main) — 
h.  1 South. 

Stickney,  A.— b.  W.  F.  Carr’s. 

Stickney,  Dorcas  M.,  widow — cor.  Center  and  Rumford. 
Stickney,  John,  mason — 61  Spring. 

Stickney,  Joseph  P. — 250  Main. 

Stickney,  Mary  G.,  widow — 233  Main. 

Stickney,  William  W.,  clerk  Phenix  Hotel. 


D 


74  CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 

Stockman,  John,  painter — 55  Main. 

Stokes,  Daniel  II.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots^ — h.  41  State. 
Stokes,  John,  musical  instrument  maker — h.  61  Warren. 
Stokes,  John  K.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots^ — b.  A.  Estabrook’s. 
Stone,  Benj.  P.,  editor  Congregational  Journal — h.  69  Main. 
Stone,  Orsmus  M.,  carriage  maker — b.  Mary  Neaks. 

Straw,  Samuel  E.,  cabinet  maker — h.  138  Spring. 

Stuart,  Thomas,  Columbian  Hotel — 165  Main. 

Sturtevant,  Edward  E.,  printer — b.  W.  E.  Webster’s. 
Sturtevant,  George  H.,  printer  at  McFarland  & Jenks’ — h. 
Chapel  Court. 

Sullivan,  James,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  37  Downing. 
Summers,  Charles  T.,  painter — 4 Fosterville. 

Summers,  Patrick,  laborer — 16  South. 

Swain,  Levi,  carpenter — 7 Maple. 

Sweat,  Joseph  A.,  blacksmith — 15  Montgomery. 

Sweatland,  William  A.,  machinist — b.  H.  A.  Joslyn’s. 
Sweetser,  Henry,  coach  trimmer  at  Downings’ — h.318  Maim 
Sweney,  John,  laborer — R.  R.  Square. 

Sweney,  Timothy,  laborer — b.  J.  Edeley’s. 

Swett,  Stephen  S. — 31  Main. 

Sylvester,  Silas  G.,  (Sylvester  & Eastman,  crockery,  &c.,  166 
Main) — h.  15  School. 

Symmes,  Ebenezer — 74  Pleasant. 

Symonds,  David,  harness  and  trunk  manufacturer,  236  Main 
—h.  175  State. 

TALLANT,  James — 9 Union. 

Tallant,  James,  jr.,  trimmer  at  Abbots’ — h.  48  State. 

Tandy,  Calvin,  stone  mason — High. 

Tandy,  David,  stone  mason — High. 

Tandy,  David  R.,  lather — High. 

Tandy,  Ebenezer,  carpenter — 67  Warren. 

Tandy,  Franklin  L.,  well  digger — ^Forest. 

Tandy,  Thomas  K.,  stone  mason — Washington. 


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75 


Tarlton,  Charles  F.,  barber— h.  6 Cross. 

Tateum,  Thomas  E.,  marble  worker— b.  Wm.  Day’s. 
Taylor,  William  W.,  clerk  at  post-office — h.  7 Tahanto. 
Tebaux,  Lewis,  harness  maker — h.  37  Washington. 

Teel,  Betsey,  widow — 52  Main. 

Teel,  John  D.,  soap  and  candle  manufactory  — h.  Bowery 
Avenue. 

Templeton,  Charles  M.,  mechanic— 41  Warren. 

Tenney,  E.  B.,  tailor — 27  Green. 

Tenney,  Franklin  A.,  pattern  maker — ^b.  R.  G.  Wyman’s. 
Tenney,  John  E.,  musical  inst.  maker— h.  10  Merrimack. 
Tenney,  Nelson,  carpenter — 8 Warren. 

Thatcher,  Enoch  R.,  teamster — b.  Elias  Evans’. 

Thomas,  Henry,  attendant  at  Asylum. 

Thompson,  Charles,  physician — Huntington. 

Thompson,  Charles  E.,  mason — 27  West. 

Thompson,  Goin,  farmer— Hall. 

Thompson,  James,  farmer — Water. 

Thompson,  John,  laborer — 3 West. 

Thorn,  Calvin,  custom  boots  & shoes,  146  Main — h.  20  Center. 
Tidd,  Pliny,  blacksmith — 3 Maple. 

Tilton,  Gardner,  fireman  at  Asylum. 

Tilton,  Joseph  C.,  painter  at  Downings’ — h.  266  Main. 
Tilton,  Ransom  S.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  79  South. 
Titcomb,  John,  carriage  maker,  286  Main — h.  28  Washington. 
Todd,  George  E.,  master  of  transportation  Northern  R.  R. 
— h.  Elm. 

Tomkins,  Henry  D.,  blacksmith — b.  W.  H.  Ford’s. 

Tonkin,  Henry,  clergyman — 10  Fayette. 

Towle,  Ebenezer  S.,  cashier  Merrimack  County  Bank — h. 
209  State. 

Towle,  Jonathan  S.,  clerk  at  Hardy’s— b.  W.  P.  Hardy’s. 
Tracy,  Luther,  piano-forte  tuner — Fulton. 

Tracy,  Oren,  clergyman — 159  State. 

Trask,  Joseph  O.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — ^b.  A.  Lamper’s. 


76  CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 

Traverse,  George  M.,  carpenter — 36  Rumford. 

Treadwell,  Thomas — 56  State. 

Treadwell,  Thomas  P.,  President  Union  Fire  Ins.  Co. — ^h.  46 
Green. 

Trickey,  Thomas  A.,  overseer  shoe  shop  at  Prison. 

Trussell,  Samuel  D.,  on  Concord  R.  R. — b.  Elm  House. 
Tuck,  Thomas  J.,  mechanic — 14  Merrimack. 

Tucker,  James,  molder — 31  Franklin. 

Tucker,  J.  Prentice,  (J.  P.  Tucker  & Co.,  dry  goods,  152 
Main) — b.  Mrs.  H.  Moore’s. 

Turcots,  Antoine,  laborer — 60  Washington. 

Turner,  Oliver,  carpenter — 34  Main. 

Tyler,  John  E.,  Superintendent  of  Asylum  for  Insane. 

UNDERHILL,  Gilbert,  carpenter — b.  John  Cofran’s. 
Underhill,- J.  T.,  book-keeper  at  Brown  & Noyes’ — h.  50 
Pleasant. 

Upham,  Nath’l  G.,  Superintendent  Concord  R.  R.— h.  Park. 
Upham,  Thomas,  laborer — 15  Downing. 

Upton,  William,  engineer  Concord  R.  R. — h.  114  Spring. 

YAIL,  Stephen  M.,  Prof,  at  Biblical  Institute — h.  235  State. 
Varney,  Edward,  machinist — 6 Washington. 

Vaughn,  William,  laborer — b.  T.  Lynch’s. 

Veazey,  William,  laborer — 285  Main. 

Virgin,  Charles  P.,  coach  maker  at  Abbots’ — ^h.  82  State. 
Virgin,  John,  baker — b.  J.  S.  Norris’. 

Virgin,  Leavitt  C.,  carpenter — 13  Fayette. 

Virgin,  William  M.,  watchmaker — b.  J.  Whitney’s. 

Virgin,  William  W.,  tailor — 10  Warren. 

WADLEIGH,  George,  last  maker — b.  C.  D.  Shaw’s. 
Wadleigh,  Thomas,  (Johnson  & Wadleigh) — b.  R.  H.  Sher- 
burne’s. 

Wales,  Samuel,  watchman  at  Prison. 


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77 

Walker,  Eliza  R.,  widow — 187  State. 

Walker,  Gust.,  hard  ware,  128  Main — b.  Wm.  Walker^s. 
Walker,  Joseph  B. — 354  Main. 

Walker,  Lyman  A.,  (Moore,  Gilley  & Co.,  212  Main) — h.  214 
State. 

Walker,  N.  B.,  (Smith  & Walker,  silver  platers,  R.  R. 

Square) — b.  Phenix  Hotel. 

Walker,  Priscilla  C.,  tailoress — 4 Cross. 

Walker,  Timothy — 281  Main. 

Walker,  William — 144  State. 

Walker,  William,  jr. — b.  Wm.  Walker’s. 

Wallace,  George  B.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’  — h.  Turner’s 
Block. 

Wallace,  Mrs.  Hannah — Washington. 

Wg^lace,  Jane — 186  State. 

Wallace,  Joseph,  laborer — b.  Pavilion. 

Wallace,  Luther,  watchman  at  Depot — h.  9 Summer. 

Walker,  Peter — 216  State. 

Wallace,  Samuel,  carpenter — Pearl. 

Wallace,  Samuel  W.,  shoemaker — b.  Wm.  Wallace’s. 
Wallace,  William,  teamster — 21  Washington. 

Warde,  David  A.,  hard  ware,  180  Main— h.  66  Pleasant. 
Warren,  Alpheus,  engineer  Northern  R.  R. — h.  Prince. 
Warren,  Amos,  clerk  Northern  R.  R.  office — b.  B.  P.  Whip- 
ple’s. i 

Warren,  Benj.  S.,  physician,  216  Main,  opposite  Americans 
House — h.  13  Center. 

Watts,  William,  tanner — b.  Pavilion. 

Watson,  David — 7 Union. 

Watson,  Daniel  T.,  (J.  H.  Pearson  & Co.) — b.  P.  Pillsbury’s. 
Watson,  Jacob  W.,  lather — b.  D.  Watson’s. 

Watson,  Samuel  W.,  carpenter — b.  E.  C.  Smith’s. 

Webster,  Albert,  (A.  & C.  C.  Webster,  groceries,  124  Main) 
— h.  28  Center. 

Webster,  Benjamin,  attendant  at  Asylum. 


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78 

Webster,  Calvin  C.,  (A.  & C.  C.  Webster) — h.  114  State. 
Webster,  Charles  F.,  engineer  Concord  R.  R. — h.  34  Cross. 
Webster,  Daniel  S.,  teamster — 6 West. 

Webster,  Freeman,  conductor  Concord  R.  R. — h.  70  State. 
Webster,  John,  blacksmith — 53  Warren. 

Webster,  John  S.,  blacksmith — 53  Warren. 

Webster,  Loren  A.,  carpenter — 9 Tahanto. 

Webster,  Miriam  C.,  widow — 14  Rumford. 

Webster,  Noah  P.,  teamster — 18  West. 

Webster,  Parker,  machinist — 18  Fayette. 

Webster,  Stephen,  foreman  at  Abbots’ — ^h.  68  Main. 
Webster,  Warren  C.,  fireman  Concord  R.  R. — b.  P.  Web- 
ster’s. 

Webster,  William  E.,  blacksmith  at  Downings’ — h.  12  Union. 
Weeks,  Henry,  machinist — 50  Warren. 

Weeks,  John  T.,  painter — 2 Main. 

Weeks,  Mary  D.,  widow — 15  Center. 

Weeks,  Nathaniel,  laborer — 2 Main. 

Weeks,  Nathaniel  M.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — ^h.  41  Down- 
ing. 

Welcom,  Joseph,  laborer — b.  E.  Moresett’s.  ^ 

Welcom,  Philip,  laborer — b.  E.  Moresett’s. 

Wench,  T.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots’ — h.  Turnpike. 
Wentworth,  Ephraim,  mason — west  end  Pleasant. 
Wentworth,  David  L.,  butcher — b.  P.  Webster’s. 

Wentworth,  David  L.,  teacher  vocal  music — b.  Columbian 
Hotel. 

Wentworth,  Mrs.  Paul,  widow — 24  Pleasant. 

West,  Charles  E.,  cabinet  maker — h.  corner  Montgomery 
and  State. 

West,  Charles  K.,  machinist — 7 Fayette. 

West,  Hazen  K.,  painter— rear  7 Washington. 

West,  John  A.,  W.  I.  goods  and  groceries,  306  Main — h. 
Pearl. 

West,  Joseph  C.,  merchant — b.  J.  A.  West’s. 


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79 


West,  Ruel,  plow  maker — 186  State. 

West,  William  M.,  harness  maker— 7 Hanover. 

Wheeler,  Giles,  carpenter— b.  T.  W.  Whitney's. 

Wheeler,  John,  building  mover— 29  Center. 

Wheeler,  J.  D.  C.,  printer— b.  George  Puffer's. 

Wheeler,  Jacob  P.,  mechanic— 19  Monroe. 

Wheeler,  Richard,  laborer— rear  54  Main. 

Wheeler,  Whitcher,  carpenter— 275  Main. 

Whicher,  Simon  B.,  stable  keeper— h.  52  Pleasant. 

Whipple,  B.  Plummer,  (Whipple  & Dunklee,)  h.  6 Payette. 
Whipple,  John— 272  Main. 

Whipple,  Mary  A.,  dress  maker,  264  Main. 

Whitcher,  Hiram,  pastor  South  Preewill  Baptist  Church— 
h.  18  South.  I 

Whitcomb,  Joseph,  tailor— 2 State. 

White,  Curtis,  carpenter— 64  Warren. 

White,  Nathaniel,  (Cheney  & Co.'s  Express)— h.  16  School. 
Whitford,  George  H.,  (Carter  & Whitford)— h.  70  Spring. 
Whitney,  George  L.,  mechanic— 170  State. 

Whitney,  Hannah,  carpet  maker— Pearl. 

Whitney,  James  K.,  painter  at  Abbots’— b.W.  G.  Whitney's. 
Whitney,  John,  blacksmith— b.  A.  J.  Hook’s. 

Whitney,  John,  shoemaker— 15  Cross. 

Whitney,  William  G.,  blacksmith  at  Abbots'— h.  43  West. 
Whittier,  Alvin  N.,  trimmer  at  Abbots' — b.  Miss  Blodg- 
ett's. 

Whittemore,  George  P.,  carpenter— 77  Warren. 

Whittemore,  James  C.,  mason— 348  Main. 

Whittredge,  George  P.,  merchant— 8 Main. 

Widmcr,  Daniel,  blacksmith  at  Abbots'— h.  Perley. 

Wiggin,  Augustus  H.,  printer,  160  Main— h.  31  School. 
Wiggin,  Charles  S.,  harness  maker— b.  J.  D.  Johnson's. 
Wiggins,  Charles,  coach  maker  at  Abbots'— h.  Hall. 
Wilder,  Levi,  laborer — 31  South. 

Wilkins,  George,  carpenter— 1 Main. 


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Wilkins,  John,  hatter — 54  Washington. 

Willard,  Charles  H.,  shoemaker — Sand  Hill. 

Willard,  Moses  T.,  dentist — 8 Center. 

Williams,  Daniel  H.,  trimmer  at  Abbots* — ^h.  26  Main. 
Williams,  Isaac  F. — 78  Main. 

Williams,  Willard,  trimmer  at  Abbots* — b.  J.  Goodrich*s. 
Williamson,  William,  blacksmith  at  Abbots* — h.  3 West. 
Willis,  A.  S.  L.,  clerk  at  Bullock*s — b.  G.  Bullock*s. 

Willey,  Thomas,  blacksmith — 42  Cross. 

Willey,  Zebulon,  watchman  at  Depot — h.  32  Washington. 
Wilson,  Oliver  C.,  carpenter — 25  Union. 

Yfingate,  J.  C.  A.,  attorney  at  law,  Phenix  Block. 

Winkley,  David,  (Winkley  & Davis,  merchant  tailors,  156 
Main) — h.  41  School. 

Winslow,  Dudley — 15  West. 

Wise,  George,  carpenter — 3 Montgomery. 

Wiser,  Nathan,  laborer — 88  Warren. 

Wolcott,  Benjamin  F.,  mechanic — 16  Rumford. 

Wolcott,  George,  Northern  R.  R.  shop — h.  corner  State  and 
Thorndike. 

Wolcott,  Josiah,  ornamental  painter — 5 Merrimack, 

W ood,  Amos — corner  Spring  and  Pleasant. 

Wood,  George,  professor  of  music — 256  Main. 

Woodbury,  Washington — 16  Thompson. 

Woodman,  Alfred,  pressman — b.  Miss  Blodgett*s. 

Woodruff,  Robert,  painter  at  Abbots* — h.  22  Main. 
Woodward,  Ephraim  W.,  (Abbot  & Woodward) — h.  40 
Green. 

Woolson,  Charlotte  H. — b.  Sarah  0.  Herbert’s. 

Woods,  Dutton,  carpenter — 7 Wall. 

Woods,  Edward,  laborer — 7 Warren. 

Worster,  George — b.  J.  Worster’s. 

Worster,  James — 5 Green. 

Worth,  Calvin,  laborer — Franklin. 

Worthen,  Ezra  E.,  dentist,  176  Main — b.  Mrs.  Gault*s. 


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Worthen,  Hannah,  widow — 33  Warren. 

Worthen,  Jacob  W.,  baker,  14  School — h.  south  end  South. 
Wright,  J.  D.,  painter — Cooper. 

Wright,  John  H.,  molder— h.  9 Franklin, 

Wright,  William,  laborer — 38  Cross, 

Wyatt,  Joseph  G,,  expressman — 36  Main, 

Wyman,  Horace  G.,  painter — b,  R.  G,  Wyman’s, 

Wyman,  Joseph  J.,  painter — b,  R.  G.  Wyman’s. 

Wyman,  Reuben — 173  State. 

Wyman,  Reuben  G.,  meat  market.  Pleasant — h.  173  State. 
Wyman,  William  H.,  (Wyman  & Mace,  meat,  vegetables, 
&c.,  118  Main) — h.  43  Green. 

YATES,  Thomas,  painter  at  Abbots’ — b.  J.  Burgum’s. 
Young,  George  W.,  wheelwright  at  Abbots’ — ^b.  Moses  Bod- 
well’s. 

Young,  Thomas  W.,  (Brown  & Young,  furniture,  204  Main) 
— h.  22  Green. 


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A BUSINESS  KEY 

I 

OF  THE  I 

CITY  OF  COISrOORoJ 

i 

IN  WHICH  THE  TRADES  AND  PROFESSIONS  ARE  ALPHABETICALLY 
ARRANGED  UNDER  THEIR  RESPECTIVE  HEADS. 


AGRICULTURAL  TOOLS. 
Moore,  Gilley  & Co.,  212  Main. 

D.  A.  Warde,  180  Main. 

Gust.  Walker,  128  Main.  ^ 

A.  B.  Currier,  107  Main. 

APOTHECARIES. 

E.  H.  Rollins,  196  Main. 

I.  N.  Morton  & Co.,  178  Main. 

J.  C.  Pillsbury,  129  Main. 

J.  Morgan,  103  Main. 

ARCHITECTS. 

Poster  & Robinson,  Exchange  Block,  Main. 

AUCTIONEERS. 

J.  L.  Pickering,  131  Main. 

Wm.  Kent,  126  Main. 

BATHING  ROOMS. 
Robert  C.  Osgood,  corner  Main  and  Center. 

BAKERS. 

J.  S.  Norris,  85  Main. 

J.  W.  Worthen,  14  School. 


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BEDSTEAD  MANUEACTOBY. 

Isaac  Elwell,  contractor  at  Prison. 

BLACKSMITHS. 

S.  M.  Chesley,  rear  286  Main. 

B.  Gill,  120  Spring. 

James  Hoit,  4 Warren. 

BOARDING  HOUSES, 

I John  Palmer,  25  School. 

R.  H.  Sherburne,  34  Pleasant. 

Robert  C.  Osgood,  corner  Main  and  Center. 

Geo.  Dame,  229  Main. 

I BOOK  BINDERS, 

i Merriam  & Merrill,  226  Main. 

Crawford  & Chick,  160  Main. 

Morrill  & Silsby,  117  Main, 

BOOKSELLERS  AND  STATIONERS. 
Merriam  & Merrill,  226  Main. 

I B.  W.  Sanborn,  175  Main. 

; Crawford  & Chick,  160  Main. 

I Morrill  & Silsby,  117  Main. 

I .G.  P.  Lyon,  210  Main. 

BOOTS,  SHOES  AND  RUBBERS. 

Calvin  Thorn,  146  Main. 

Joseph  French,  Prison  store,  197  State. 

Chase  Hill  & Son,  149  Main. 

L.  A.  Haseltine,  12  School. 

J.  A.  Harris,  202  Main. 

Benj.  Gage,  156  Main. 

Munsey  & Gilman,  8 School. 

Geo.  H.  Bachelder,  123  Main. 

BRASS  FOUNDER. 

J.  D.  Cooper,  opposite  Freight  Depot. 


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CABINET  MAKERS. 

D.  A.  Hill  & Co.,  238  Main. 

Brown  & Young,  204  Main. 

CARPENTERS  AND  BUILDERS. 

S.  Seayey,  old  Steam  Mill. 

Daniel  Fletcher,  6 South. 

Samuel  Wallace,  Pearl. 

Mead  & Brothers,  North  Arch, , Call’s  Block. 

Colby  & Dow,  4 Wall. 

H.  M.  Moore,  10  Montgomery. 

CARPETING. 

Sanborn  & Jackson,  206  Main. 

Horace  A.  Fay,  174  Main. 

C.  W.  Harvey,  140  Main. 

J.  P.  Tucker  & Co.,  152  Main. 

CARRIAGE  MANUFACTORIES. 

J.  S.  & E.  A.  Abbot,  13  and  15  Main. 

Lewis  Downing  & Sons,  opposite  Phenix  Hotel. 

J.  T.  Blodgett,  rear  of  Low’s  Block. 

0.  G.  Ingalls,  rear  of  Sanborn’s  Block. 

S.  M.  Griffin,  255  Main. 

John  Titcomb,  286  Main. 

CIGAR  MANUFACTORY, 

James  P.  Carroll,  121  Main. 

CLERGYMEN. 

Osmon  C.  Baker,  D.  D.,  Bishop  M.  E.  Church. 

S.  M.  Vail,  Professor  at  Biblical  Institute. 

John  W.  Merrill,  D.  D.,  Professor  at  Biblical  Institute. 
David  Patten,  D.  D.,  Professor  at  Biblical  Institute. 

C.  Brown,  Chaplain  State  Prison. 

N.  E.  Marble,  D.  D.,  Episcopalian. 


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N.  Bouton,  D.  D.,  Congregational. 

H.  E.  Parker,  Congregational. 

H.  A.  Kendall,  (East  Village,)  Congregational. 

B.  P.  Stone,  D.  D.,  Congregational. 

A.  P.  Tenney,  (West  Village,)  Congregational. 

C.  W.  Flanders,  Calvinistic  Baptist. 

E.  E.  Cummings,  D.  D.,  Calvinistic  Baptist. 

E.  Worth,  (Fisherville.)  Calvinistic  Baptist, 

H.  Whitcher,  Freewill  ^gaptist. 

A.  J.  Davis,  Freewill  Baptist. 

Jacob  Sanborn,  Methodist  Episcopal. 

A.  B.  Muzzey,  Unitarian. 

John  H.  Moore,  Universalist. 

E.  Smith,  Methodist. 

Henry  Tonkin. 

Oren  Tracy,  Calvinistic  Baptist. 

CLOTHING  AND  FURNISHING  GOODS. 

Johnson  & Wadleigh,  208  Main. 

J.  H.  Hill,  202  Main. 

Winkley  & Davis,  15.6  Main. 

Abbog  & Woodward,  170  Main. 

T.  W.  Stewart  & Co.,  146  Main. 

J.  S.  McFarland,  125  Main. 

A.  J.  Edmunds,  182  Main. 

E.  E.  Harvey,  134  Main. 

Lincoln  & Shaw,  164  Main. 

J.  L.  Pickering,  corner  Main  and  Warren, 

COAL  AND  WOOD. 

H.  W.  Ranlet  & Co. 

CROCKERY  AND  GLASS  WARE. 

Sylvester  & Eastman,  166  Main. 

Sanborn  & Jackson,  206  Main. 

H.  A.  Fay,  174  Main. 

Evans  & Hill,  167  Main. 


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COFFIN  WARE-HOUSES. 


D.  A.  Hill  & Co.,  238  Main. 

Joseph  Brown,  259  Main. 

CONFECTIONERY  AND  FRUIT. 
N.  R.  Brown,  224  Main. 

J.  H.  Morrill,  194  Main. 

A.  J.  & G.  W.  Baker,  140  Main. 

J.  S.  Norris,  85  Main. 


COOPERS. 


John  Hoyt,  288  Main. 

COUNSELLORS  AT  LAW. 


Samuel  Fletcher, 

J.  H.  George, 

John  Whipple, 
George  G.  Fogg, 
Henry  A.  Bellows, 
A.  Herbert  Bellows, 
S.  A.  Kimball, 

S.  C.  Badger, 
Arthur  Fletcher, 
Sylvester  Dana, 

L.  D.  Stevens, 

H.  P.  Rolfe, 


Amos  Hadley, 

Wm.  H.  Bartlett, 

F.  B.  Peabody, 
Nehemiah  Butler, 

J.  Y.  Mugridge, 
Wm.  L.  Foster, 
David  Pillsbury, 

L.  T.  Flint, 

Wm.  F.  Goodwin,  # 
N.  B.  Bryant, 

Wm.  E.  Chandler. 

J.  C.  A.  Wingate. 


Anson  S.  Marshall. 

DAGUERREAN  AND  PHOTOGRAPH  ARTISTS. 
J.  L.  Kimball  & Co.,  198  Main. 

Baker  & Brother,  114  Main. 

Nathan  Brown,  176  Main. 

Wm.  D.  McPherson,  Exchange  Building. 


DENTISTS. 


Dr.  M.  T.  Willard,  8 Center. 
Dr.  J.  W.  Little,  176  Main. 


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Dr.  E.  E.  Worthen,  176  Main. 

Dr.  Wm.  W.  Fletcher,  210  Main. 

F.  M.  Emanuel,  15  Center. 

DOORS,  BLINDS  AND  SASH. 

Rixford  & Bunker,  old  Steam  Mill. 

DRY  GOODS, 

Johnson  & Wadleigh,  208  Main. 

Scheuer  & Kramer,  240  Main. 

C.  F.  Stewart,  200  Main. 

Clark  & Currier,  172  Main. 

James  Hazelton,  158  Main. 

J.  P.  Tucker  & Co.,  152  Main. 

Evans  & Hill,  167  Main. 

Gilbert  Bullock,  171  Main. 

DYER, 

Cyrus  Farrar,  East  Concord. 

FURNITURE  AND  FEATHERS. 

D.  A.  Hill  & Co.,  238  Main. 

Brown  & Young,  204  Main. 

FLOUR  AND  GRAIN. 

W.  Odlin,  244  Main. 

J.  H.  Pearson  & Co.,  Depot  Store,  R.  R.  Square. 

Geo.  Hutchins  & Co.,  New  Depot  Store,  R.  R.  Square. 
Lewis  Barter,  6 Pleasant. 

GRO  CERIE  S, 

F.  A.  Fisk,  336  and  338  Main. 

J.  A.  West,  306  Main. 

W.  Odlin,  244  Main. 

Amos  Blanchard,  230  Main. 

M.  B.  Smith,  189  Main. 

E.  G.  Kilbum,  242  Main. 


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A.  & C.  C.  Webster,  124  Main. 

J.  r.  Hoit,  157  Main. 

Wm.  P.  Hardy,  95  Main. 

B.  P.  Whipple  & Co.j  127  Main. 

GAS  PIPES  AND  FIXTURES. 

Morse  &>  Co.,  105  Main. 

GRIST  MILL. 

A.  C.  Holt  & Brothers,  at  the  old  Steam  Mill. 

GUN  SMITH. 

James  Jones,  191  Main. 

HAIR  DRESSERS. 

S.  J.  Carr  & Co.,  Eagle  Hotel. 

G.  Brackett,  American  House. 

J.  B.  Silver,  132  Main. 

S.  W.  Purdy,  147  Main. 

Charles  Proctor,  97  Main. 

HARDWARE,  &c. 

Gust.  Walker,  128  Main. 

D.  A.  Warde,  180  Main. 

J.  C.  Pillsbury,  129  Main. 

Moore,  Cilley  & Co.,  112  Main. 

HARNESS  MAKERS. 

D.  Symonds,  236  Main. 

J.  D.  Johnson,  234  Main. 

J.  R.  Hill,  153  Main. 

H.  Fessenden,  119  Main. 

HATS,  CAPS  AND  FURS. 

J.  Grover,  220  Main. 

C.  H.  Sanger  & Sons,  150  Main. 

Lincoln  & Shaw,  164  Main. 

C.  C.  Chesley,  135  Main. 


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IRON  DEALERS. 

Moore,  Gilley  & Co.,  212  Main. 

D.  A.  Warde,  180  Main. 

Brown  & Noyes,  R.  R.  Square. 

IRON  FOUNDERS. 

W.  P.  &.  T.  H.  Ford,  near  old  Steam  Mill. 

J.  D.  Cooper,  opposite  Freight  Depot. 

JEWELRY  AND  WATCHES. 

E.  Knight,  214  Main. 

Carter  & Whitford,  184  Main. 

J.  B.  Stanley,  160  Main. 

Charles  Pearson,  122  Main.  | 

I.  Hall,  262  Main.  I 

LIVERY  STABLES. 

S.  B.  Whitcher  & Co.,  opposite  Phenix  Hotel.  I 

Frank  Coffin,  rear  Union  Hotel.  || 

J.  Prescott  & Co.,  rear  Eagle  Hotel.  |! 

C.  N.  Corning  & Co.,  rear  Columbian  Hotel.  ! 

Dudley  & Corning,  rear  Phenix  Hotel.  j 

J.  F.  Nealey,  rear  Elm  House.  | 

J.  S.  Moore,  rear  Union  Hotel. 

LAST  MANUFACTORY. 

J.  L.  Jackson,  R.  R.  Square, 

LOOKING-GLASS  MANUFACTORY. 

Sylvester  & Eastman,  166  Main. 

MELODEONS  AND  REED  ORGANS. 

Charles  Austin,  R.  R.  Square. 

Prescott  Brothers,  176  Main. 

Liscom,  Dearborn  & Co.,  142  Main. 


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I LUMBER  DEALERS, 

j Emerson  & Cutting,  nearly  opposite  City  Hall, 
i A.  B.  Holt,  corner  School  and  Merrimack. 

C.  W.  Batchelder,  Huntington. 

MACHINE  SHOPS. 
Northern  Railroad  Shop. 

Concord  Railroad  Shop. 

MARBLE  AND  GRAVE  STONES. 
Day  & Allen,  10  School, 
i Nathan  Earley,  74  Main. 

MILLINERY  GOODS. 

M.  M.  Kelsea,  197  Main. 

Gustine  Marshall,  232  Main. 

Mary  C.  Herbert,  168  Main. 

Jane  L.  Crawford,  161  Main. 

T.  H.  Bickford,  89  Main. 

M.  J.  & E.  A.  Hazelton,  Main. 

James  Hazelton,  158  Main. 

MUSIC  STORES. 

I Drew  & Jackman,  Phenix  Block. 

I Prescott  Brothers,  176  Main. 

I MASONS. 

H.  M.  Robinson,  corner  Spring  and  School. 

R.  M.  Ordway,  206  State. 

Jefferson  Noyes,  24  Union. 

J.  C.  Whittemore,  348  Main. 

J.  B.  Smart,  10  Maple. 

Thompson  Rowell,  18  Downing. 

Charles  H.  Burr,  142  Spring. 

NEWSPAPERS. 

New-Hampshire  Statesman,  120  Main. 

State  Capital  Reporter,  176  Main. 


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Independent  Democrat,  162  Main. 

New-Hampshire  Phenix,  148  Main. 

New-Hampshire  Patriot,  173  Main. 

Congregational  Journal,  175  Main. 

PKOVISION  DEALERS. 

Moores  & Barker,  195  Main. 

Wyman  & Mace,  118  Main. 

Samuel  Clark  & Co. ,*138  Main. 

R.  G.  Wyman,  4 Pleasant. 

PHYSICIANS. 

C.  P.  Gage,  corner  Main  and  Center. 

E.  G.  Moore,  84  Main. 

Alpheus  Morrill,  82  Main. 

Charles  Bell,  corner  State  and  Park. 

Ezra  Carter,  corner  Main  and  Washington. 

Benj.  S.  Warren,  216  Main. 

Timothy  Haynes,  216  Main. 

Thomas  Chadbourne,  corner  Main  and  Montgomery. 
William  Prescott,  314  and  316  Main. 

AYilliam  H.  Smart,  73  Main. 

James  F.  Sargent,  216  Main. 

J.  C.  Baker,  82  Main. 

Isaac  Colby,  20  Pleasant. 

Fred.  Gust.  Oehme,  Rollins’  Block. 

Charles  A.  Lockerby,  10  State. 

Joseph  J.  Farrington,  216  Main — h.  23  Merrimack. 

PIANO-FORTE  MANUFACTORY. 
Liscom,  Dearborn  &>  Co.,  142  Main. 

PICTURE  FRAME  MANUFACTORY. 
Sylvester  & Eastman,  166  Main. 

PAINTERS. 

Geo.  D.  Abbott,  rear  Athenian  Hall. 

S.  L.  Gale,  rear  Union  Hotel. 


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James  Moulton,  25  Washington. 

Gilman  Cutting,  44  Warren. 

George  Main,  110  Main. 

PRINTERS. 

McFarland  & Jenks,  120  Main. 

George  G.  Fogg,  162  Main. 

William  Butterfield,  173  Main. 

Barton  & Hadley,  176  Main. 

Mower  & Hale,  216  Main. 

Jones  & Cogswell,  160  Main. 

John  B.  Palmer,  148  Main. 

A.  H.  Wiggin,  160  Main. 

Morrill  & Silsby,  115  and  117  Main. 

PLOW  MAKERS. 

J.  L.  Robinson  & Co.,  rear  Stickney’sr^lock. 

W.  P.  & T.  H.  Ford,  near  old  Steam  Mill, 

PLANING  MILL. 

A.  C.  Holt  &>  Brothers,  old  Steam  Mill. 

PLANE  MAKER. 

Philip  Sargent,  184  State. 

SASH,  BLIND  AND  DOOR  MAKERS. 
Rixford  & Bunker,  old  Steam  Mill. 

Henry  Rolfe  & Sons,  Fisherville. 

SAW  MILL. 

Concord  Steam  Mill  Company,  Horse  Shoe  Pond. 

SIGN  PAINTERS. 

G.  D.  Abbot,  rear  Athenian  Hall. 

George  Main,  110  Main. 

SILVER  AND  BRASS  PLATERS. 
Smith  & Walker,  R.  R.  Square. 


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SILVER  SPOON  MANUFACTORY. 

William  B.  Durgin,  205  Main. 

SOAP  AND  CANDLE  MANUFACTORY. 

J.  D.  Teel,  Free  Bridge  Road. 

Moses  Critchet,  corner  Washington  and  Walnut. 

STOVE  DEALERS. 

D.  A.  Warde,  180  Main. 

A.  B.  Currier,  107  Main. 

Geo.  Sanders  & Co.,  109  and  113  Main. 

C.  H.  Flanders,  133  Main. 

SURVEYORS  OF  LAND. 

Benjamin  Parker,  10  Center. 

Benjamin  F.  Gale,  59  Pleasant. 

S.  C.  Badger,  181  State. 

TANNERS. 

Enos  Blake,  rear  105  State. 

Cyrus  Robinson,  East  Village. 

TELEGRAPH  OPERATOR. 

J.  W.  Robinson,  192  Main.  ^ 

WHIP  MANUFACTORY. 

J.  C.  Danforth,  Park. 

UPHOLSTERY. 

Phineas  Cary,  jr.,  222  Main. 

Jehiel  Annable,  114  Main. 

UNDERTAKER. 

Joseph  Brown,  259  Main. 


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A BUSINESS  KEY 

OF  THE 

VILLAGE  OF  FISHERVILLE, 

(ward  1 OF  THE  CITY  OF  CONCORD.) 

Post  Office  address — Fisherville,  N.  H. 


BLACKSMITHS. 

I.  G.  Howe,  John  Morrill, 

Leonard  Drown,  Hiram  Gage. 

BOARDING  HOUSES. 

J.  C.  Shepard,  Almon  Harris, 

Ira  Palmer,  Andrew  Dow, 

M.  H.  Bean,  H.  Simpson, 

Mrs.  Briggs,  Mrs.  Mann. 

BOOTS,  SHOES  AND  RUBBERS. 

J.  P.  Sanders,  Roach  & Turner, 

Charles  Smith,  Batchelder  &,  Moody, 

H.  H.  & J.  S.  Brown. 

CABINET  MAKERS. 

Caldwell,  Amsden  & Co.,  William  Robinson, 

J.  C.  Martin. 

CARPENTER  AND  BUILDER. 
Charles  Stark. 

CROCKERY  AND  GLASS  WARE. 
Amsden  & Merriam. 


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CLERGYMEN. 

Jesse  M.  Cross 

Edmund  Worth,  Eleazer  Smith. 

CLOTHING  AND  FURNISHING  GOODS. 

Charles  Smith, 

J.  P.  Sanders,  Roach  & Turner. 

CONFECTIONERY  AND  FRUIT. 

S.  G.  Noyes, 

L.  A.  Shedd. 

COUNSELLOR  AT  LAW. 

A.  S.  Alexander. 

DRESS  MAKERS  AND  MILLINERS. 

H.  0.  Swett, 

Jane  Atherton,  L.  Sabine. 

DRUGGIST. 

John  S. 'Collins. 

DRY  GOODS. 

G.  W.  Wadleigh,  Pratt  & Allen,  H.  H.  & J.  S.  Brown. 

DENTIST. . 

H.  D.  White.  ^ 

GROCERIES. 

L.  A.  Shedd, 
John  N.  Hill, 

Batchelder  & Moody, 

Luther  Gage, 

H.  H.  & J.  S.  Brown. 

1 

HARNESS  MAKER. 

John  A.  Coburn. 

HATS,  CAPS  AND  FURS. 

J.  P.  Sanders, 

Charles  Smith. 

JEWELRY  AND  WATCHES. 

S.  G.  Noyes, 

Pratt  & Allen,  G.  W.  Wadleigh. 

CONCORD  DIRECTORY. 


96 

LIVERY  STABLES. 

S.  B.  Hoyt,  E.  W.  Thompson,  Healey  Morse. 
LUMBER  DEALERS. 

H.  Rolfe  & Sons,  C.  & J.  C.  Gage,  E.  E.  Elliott. 
MASONS. 

H.  W.  Knowlton,  Hiram  Simpson. 

MACHINISTS. 

J.  B.  Rand,  Hiram  Gage,  L.  & A.  H.  Drown. 

MANUEACTURER  of  PIANO-EORTE  HARDWARE. 
Jacob  B.  Rand. 

PEG  MANUEUCTURER. 

S.  G.  Brett. 

PHYSICIANS. 

W.  H.  Hosmer,  S.  M.  Emery. 

PAINTERS. 

A.  G.  Howe,  H.  Rolfe  & Sons. 

SASH,  BLIND  AND  DOOR  MAKERS. 

H.  Rolfe  & Sons. 

SAW  MANUEACTORY. 

Gage,  Porter  & Co. 

STOVE  DEALERS. 

Amsden  & Merriam. 


JAMES  HAZELTON, 

DEALER  IN 


SILKS,  SHAWLS,  STUFF  GOODS, 

PRINTS  AND  DOMESTICS. 


ALSO,  DEALER  IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 

B00f§,  %EQU  Am 

Also,  Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in 

STRAW  AND  SILK  BONNETS. 
Ribbons,  Laces,  Flowers  & Millinery  Goods,  Wholesale  and 
Retail. 

LOW’S  BLOCK,  DIRECTLY  OPPOSITE  THE  POST  OFFICE, 

CONCQ^RD,  N.  H. 

Old  Bonnets  Cleansed,  Colored  and  Repaired. 

LISCOM,  DEARBORN  & CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


SERAPHINES  AND  MELODEONS, 


Adapted  for  Cliurcli  and  Parlor  use. 

No.  116  MAIN  ST.,  CONCORD,  N.  H. 

Tuning,  Exchanging  and  Repairing  will  always  meet  with 
prompt  attention. 


E 


J.  L.  JACKSON, 

MANUFACTURER  OP 


DIRECTLY  IN  FRONT  OF 

PASSENOER  REPOT, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 


J.  W.  LITTLE,  M.  D., 


EXCHANGE 

[Sooozxd  DE'loox*,! 

OVER  H.  A.  FAT^S  CROCKERY  STORE^ 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 


BR0¥N  & YOUNG, 


DEALERS  IN 


FUENITURE,  CHAIRS, 

Mattresses,  Looking-Glasses,  &e.. 

No.  5 STICKNEY’S  NEW  BLOCK, 

DIRECTLY  IN  FRONT  OF  THE  STATE  HOUSE, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 

JOHN  BROWN,  THOMAS  W.  YOUNG. 


SANBORN  & JACKSON, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


8 A 


Crockery,  Glass  and  Britannia  Ware,  Paper  Hangings, 

TABLE  CUTLERY,  SOLAR  LAMPS,  AMERICAN  PORCELAIN 
WARE,  &.C., 

OPPOSITE  THE  STATE  HOUSE, 

PETER  SANBORN,  CONCORD,  N.  H.  E.  JACKSON. 


JOHN  H.  PEARSON  & CO., 


(Successors  to  Joseph  A.  Gilmore  & Co.,) 


AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


WEST  INDIA  GOODS, 

FLOUR,  CORN,  FISH,  SALT,  LIME,  PLASTER, 
CEMENT,  MOLASSES,  TEAS,  OILS, 
NAILS,  SPIKES,  &c.  ALSO, 

ALL  KINDS  OF  WESTERN  PRODUCE. 

OFFICES  : 

No.  5 Merchants’  Row,  Boston,  & Depot  Store,  Concord,  N.  H. 


Messrs.  J.  H.  P.  & Co.  would  respectfully  call  the  atten- 
tion of  the  trade  to  their  large  stock  of 


f 


OF  THEIR  OWN  MANUFACTURE, 

which  they  confidently  recommend  to  purchasers  as  being 


NOW  IN  THE  MAKKET. 

They  are  also  receivers  of  several  of  the 

— or — 

SOUTHERN  AND  WESTERN  FLOUR, 

For  Bakers’  and  Family  use, 

ALL  OF  WHICH  THEY  OFFER  AT  THE 

iWFOR  CASH. "CO 


CHENEY  & CO.’S 

M M«tKE.aiL 


The  subscribers,  having  an  exclusive  contract  vrith  the 
Directors  of  the  Concord,  Northern,  Vermont  Central,  Pas- 
sumpsic,  and  Concord  and  Claremont  Railroads,  to  run  cars 
with  the  passenger  trains  daily  on  said  roads,  for  the  trans- 
mission of 

Packages,  Money,  Merchandise,  &c., 

respectfully  give  notice  that  they  will  forward  all  articles  in 
their  line  of  business,  daily,  each  way,  (Sundays  excepted.) 
Packages  will  be  forwarded  to  all  parts  of 

NEW-HAMPSHIRE,  VERMONT, 
THE 


Offices  at  Railroad  Exchange,  Court  Square,  Boston ; at 
Eagle  Hotel  Block,  and  at  Railroad  Depot,  Concord^  at  J. 
S.  Cheney’s,  (opposite  City  Hall,)  Manchester;  at  Emer- 
son’s Store,  Hanover ; at  J.  W.  Howe’s,  Montpelier,  Vt.  ; 
at  N.  Y.  Express  Offices,  Burlington,  Vt.,  and  Montreal, 
Canada ; R.  Tubbs,  Wells  River,  Vt. ; S.  C.  Butler,  Stan- 
stead.  The  Express  Train  for  Montreal  and  Stanstead 
leaves  Boston  on  Tuesdays,  and  returns  on  Saturday  of  each 
week. 

N.  B.  The  subscribers  are  alone  responsible  for  the  loss 
or  injury  of  any  articles  or  property  of  any  description  en- 
trusted to  their  care,  nor  is  any  risk  assumed  by  the  railroad 
companies  that  are  designated. 

NATHANIEL  WHITE,  Concord,  N.  H. 

B.  P.  , Railroad  Exchange, 

Court  Square,  Boston, 


Cj*  concord,  n.  h., 

MANUFACTURERS,  WHOLESALE  ^ RETAIL 


DEALERS  IN 


BUFFALO  AND  FANCY  ROBES ; 

§ttffEil0,  toit,  Jilpa  ©immis; 


FASHIONABLE  DRESS  FURS, 


OF  EVERT  variety; 

Gloves,  Mittens,  Canes,  Umbrellas,  &e. 

They  would  say  to  all  that  their  stock  is  one  of  the 


and  comprises  every  thing  to  be  found  in  their  line  of  busi- 
ness. Especial  attention  is  paid  to  the  manufacture  of 


MOLESKIF  HATS, 

Of  the  Latest  Styles,  and  of  Superior  Qual- 
ities, 

to  which  we  invite  the  attention  of  retail  dealers.  Particular 
orders  will  receive  immediate  notice. 


THE  HIGHEST  PRICES  PAID  EOR 

C.  H.  SANGER  & SONS, 
LOW’S  BLOCK, 
OPPOSITE  THE  POST  OFFICE, 
CONCORD,  N.  H. 


GEORGE  MAIN, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

piirats,  ©ils,  Jirtisfs  llattrials, 

FANCY  GOODS,  HAIR  WORK,  STATIONERY,  Etc. 

A full  assortment  of  OIL  PAINTINGS  and  ENGRAV- 
INGS. 

Landscape,  Grecian  and  Oriental  Painting  taught  in  the 
best  style  of  the  art. 

Corner  of  Main  and  Hutchins  Streets,  opposite  the  Depot, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 

iig  |iair  grasin0al0M, 

EAGLE  HOTEL  BLOCK, 

MAIN  STREET,  CONCORD,  N.  H. 

SAMUEL  J.  CARR  & CO.’S 

F A S H I O IV  A B L.'fe 

HAIR  DREEING  ROOM. 

PARTICULAR  ATTENTION  PAID  TO  ^ 

61]ohipooli(]0 

— ALSO, — 

CUT  AND  CUKLED  IN  THE  NEWEST  STYLE. 


RAZORS  GROUND  AND  HONED 

AT  SHORT  NOTICE. 

The  best  HAIR  DYES  applied  and  for  sale.  On  hand — 
all  kinds  of  HAIR  WORK.  Wigs  dressed  over  in  the  best 
manner.  A variety  of 

§rttsl]js,  ©flmljs,  f erfiiiMg,  ©ils, 

and  other  Toilet  Articles  always  on  hand.  Also,  an  assort- 
ment of  LINEN  COLLARS,  &c. 

D:;^  The  best  Hair  Restoratives  of  the  day  for  sale. 


w.  D.  McPherson  & co., 

ARTISTS  IN 


I®  -A.  T El  3>a-  T 


MERCHANTS’  EXCHANGE. 


As  we  have  the  right  for  this  County,  this  is  the  only  place 
where  a genuine  Ambrotype  can  be  obtained. 

CONCORD  SHOE  STORE. 


J.  A..  HARRIS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  * 

riflis,  ^|0es  anir 

Stickney’s  Bloek,  a few  Doors  north  of  Eagle  Hotel, 

DIRECTLY  OPPOSITE  THE  STATE  HOUSE, 
CONCORD,  N.  H. 

lATOHY  HALL 

HAS  FOR  SALE 

GOLD  AND  SILVER,  ENGLISH  AND  FRENCH 
LEVER  AND  CYLINDER  WATCHES ; eight  day  and 
thirty  hour  CLOCKS,  in  great  variety;  Silver,  Table, 
Tea  and  Dessert  Forks,  Silver  Spoons,  Butter  and  Fruit 
Knives,  Napkin  Rings,  Gold  and  Silver  Spectacles,  Plated 
Ware,  Jewelry  and  Fancy  Goods. 

Those  wishing  to  purchase  will  be  satisfied  with  price  and 
quality,  by  calling  at  his  store, 

262  Main  Street^  opposite  City  Hall, 

J.  F.  H O I T, 

DEALER  IN 

W.  India  Goods,  Groceries  and  Provisions, 

PRODUCE,  FLOUR, 

km  mkm, 

157  jUain  St.,  Concord,  N.  11. 


OSCAR  G.  lAGALLS 


^joluaibiaii  Hotel, 


m.  SI.  ; 

i 

Every  branch  of  the  Carriage  Manufacturing  business  is  i 
combined  in  this  establishment.  i 

ttSEYALB.  BSfiefflS.  SHfflSiSi 

AND—  I 

^ (25  $3^  ^ I 

ON  HAND  AND  FOR  SALE, 

[}Mi^[D)'[i  TO  @[^©[E[k^ 

AT  SHORT  FOTIGE.I 

EVERETT’S  ! 

PATENT  COUPLING] 

ATTACHED  WHEN  REQUIRED.  | 

BiPAiliWil  I 

— AND — I 

F^^TlSr^X'NGrl 

DONE  IN  THE  BEST  MANNER,  | 

— AND  ON — I 


ALL  WORK  WARRANTED  TO  GIVE 


N.  R.  BROWN, 

DEALER  IN 

Coi\fec.tioiie,Y'5  Taiic^  Goods, 

Nuts,  Raisins,  Dates,  Figs,  Tobacco,  Cigars,  &c. ; 

§ODA  WATER,  EEMOAABE  AND  BEER. 

Oysters  by  the  quart  or  gallon  ; also  cooked  to  order.  Ice 
Cream  by  the  glass,  quart  or  gallon  ; also  in  molds  for  par- 
ties, at  reasonable  prices. 

ZZotol. 

j.  STEWART  McFarland, 

(Late  of  the  firm  of  Pillsbury  & McFarland,) 

bailor, 

AND  DEALER  IN 

READY-MADE  CLOTHING, 

§r0aljdotljs,  Ciissimcns,  iotsliras,  ftstinp, 
GENT’S  FURNISHING  GOODS,  &C. 
ISTo.  125  AIDIN'  ST., 

OPPOSITE  THE  PASSEJ^rOER  DEPOT, 

All  kinds  of  Gent’s  and  Youth’s  Garments  made  to 
j order  at  the  shortest  notice,  and  warranted  to  give  perfect 
I satisfaction. 

I E.  E.  HARVEY,  ~~ 

DEALER  IN 

Clatji0,  IReahj-IHotie  ClnthiEg, 

— AND — 

fllllSSll  f ®0®B,  I,  €AS>S, 

13*  BIAIN  STREET,  CONCORD,  N.  H. 

Two  Doors  north  Phenix  Hotel. 

J.  G.  WHITCOMB, Cutter. 


— BY — 

JOHN  GASS, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 

Passengers  taken  to  and 
from  the  Depot, 

El’ee  of 


M.  B.  SMITH, 

DEALER  IN 

W.  nil  GOODS, 

®io®sa5s§ 

AND 

II>1®¥ISS  tlS, 

Two  Doors  north,  of 

AMERICAN  HOUSE. 


eit 

O N 

! School  Street, 

C^v\V  ' 

NEAK  THE  POST  OFFICE. 


(Brown,  White,  Domestic  and  Graham,)  constantly  on  hand, 

J.  W.  WORTHEN^. 

Orders  from  out  of  town  for  Crackers,  &c.,  promptly  at- 
tended to. 


JA.Ad[ES  E.  HILE, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

Coach,  Gig,  Chaise,  Buggy,  Stage  and  Trotting 

JSBSi.  n^SU*  JBt^  -BH-S  ^ 

f ranks,  falists,  €nr^d-§ags,  Mlji^s,  ^c., 

No.  153  ilSain  Street, ....  CONCORD,  N.  H. 

Orders  respectfully  solicited  and  promptly  attended  to. 


GUST.  WALKER, 

(Late  Warde  & Walker,) 

IMPORTER  AND  DEALER  IN  A GENERAL  ASSORTMENT  OF 


ENGLISH,  GERMAN  AND  AMERICAN 


AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS, 

Peilifiiiks'  Airman  Minboto  ilass, 


Nails,  Lead  Pipe,  Copper,  Iron,  Wood  and  Chain 

FUMFS,  BIBB  CAGES,  AT  THE 

XEW  STAXB, 

No.  1 PHENIX  BLOCK,  few  steps  from  the  Kailroad  De- 
pot, and  nearly  opposite  the  two  large  Wholesale  West  India 
Goods  Stores, 

OOINCORD,  H. 

Also,  agency  for  Gage,  Porter  & Co.^s  Cast  Steel  SAWS, 
which  will  be  sold  at  the  maker’s  lowest  prices.  Particular 
attention  given  to  Saws  to  be  repaired.  Adams’  Chopping 
I Axes.  The  Doe  and  Lion  Plows.  Self-Heating  Smoothing 
I Irons  ; Patent  Hammered  Horse  Nails,  made  from  the  very 
I best  quality  Nail  Rods,  and  warranted  to  give  satisfaction. 

I Also,  the  American  Horse  Nail  Co.’s  Pressed  Nails.  Earl 
j Smith  & Co.’s  Cast  Steel.  Wooden  Ware,  consisting  of 


at  Wholesale.  Also,  Brooms,  Cotton  Wrapping,  Twine  and 
Wicking,  Corn  and  Cob  Crackers,  Corn-Shellers,  &c.  Ev- 
ery description  of 

All  of  the  above  Goods  are  offered  at  the  lowest  wholesale 
and  retail  prices.  The  public  are  respectfully  invited  to  call, 
and  he  will  endeavor  to  make  it  for  their  interest  to  bestow 
their  patronage  upon  him. 

Particular  attention  given  to  orders  by  mail  or  express. 


PATENT  SELF-HEATING 

SMOOTHINa  IRONS. 

THESE  IRONS  COMBINE 

COlMlTs  Am 

ECONOMY,  AS 
ONE  CENT’S  WORTH  OF  COAL 

Is  ample  Fuel  for  a whole  Day ! 

RECOMMENDATIONS  from  the  most  exprienced  house- 
keepers furnished  if  required. 

G-MST.  WALKER, 

(Formerly  Warde  & Walker,)  at  the 

NO.  1 PHENIX  BLOCK, 

nearly  opposite  the  Railroad  Depot,  Concord, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Agent  for  New-IIampsliire. 


THE  SUBSCRIBERS  ARE  CONSTANTLY 


— AND — 


^ 22  52  ^ e 

AMONG  WHICH  ARE 

Harper’s  Magazine,  Godey’s  Lady’s  Book, 
Graham’s  Magazine,  Putnam’s  do., 
Peterson’s  do.,  London  Hews, 
London  Art  Journal,  &c. 

MERRIAM  & MERRIL. 


DR.  R.  G.  OEHME, 

flOMfflOPATHIC 


OFFICE, 

KOLLINS’  BLOCK, 

Opposite  State  House, 


J.  D.  TEEL, 


DEALER  IN 


TALLOW,  NEATS-FOOT  OIL, 

Potash,  Swine,  &c.. 

Free  Bridge  Road, 

CONCOKD,  N.  H. 


Cumiet  anir  Canit. 


The  subscriber  has  constantly  on  hand  and  for  sale  every 
variety  of 

BUILDING  MATERIALS, 

SUCH  AS 

flank,  Spnglw,  inarks,  Cla^knarks, 
Furring,  Laths,  Finishing  Lumber,  &c.; 

of  all  qualities  for  fencing,  &c.,  which  will  be  sold  low  for 
cash,  or  approved  credit.  The  subscriber  has  also  for  sale 
a large  number  of  HOUSE  LOTS,  situated  in  the  most 
pleasant  parts  of  Concord. 

ABEL  B.  HOLT, 

Corner  of  School  and  Merrimack  Streets. 


H.  FESSENDEN, 

SADDLER,  AND  MANUFACTURER  OP 

Coach;  Gig,  Chaise,  Buggy,  Stage  and  Trotting 


JEVL  IV  JfcO  Si  SiS  IBEZ  SS  9 

®rttnks,  ialists,  Car^tl-fags,  ^c,, 

Main  Street,  opposite  Depot, --- CONCORI),  N.  H. 

11^  Orders  respectfully  solicited  and  promptly  attended  to. 


A.  H.  RANDALL, 

MANUFACTURER  OP 

PLAIN  AND  FANCY 

SHmTS, 

137  Main  St.,  opposite  Phenix  Hotel, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 


Also  Agent  for  Wheeler  & Wil- 
son’s Sewing  Machines,  Main 
Agency,  New-York. 


NATHAN  FARLEY, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

— OF — 

Grave  Stones 

AND 

lOOTlSITSs 

74  MAIN  STREET, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 


J.  L.  FOSTER, 

mzi  jE3a:  is:  rmr  jpg 

Office,  Mercliants’  Exclianf^e,  Cup  stairs, > 

NEARLY  OPPOSITE  STATE  HOUSE,  MAIN  ST., 

COIVCORD,  N.  H. 

Architectural  Drawings,  in  every  variety  of  style,  neatly  and  promptly 
executed,  for  Villas,  Cottages,  Farm  Buildings,  Churches,  or  Public 
Edifices  of  every  kind,  including  Plans,  Elevations,  Sections  and  De- 
tail Drawings,  together  with  Specifications,  Estimates,  Contracts,  and 
such  superintendence  as  may  be  necessary  for  the  execution  of  the 
same. 

Orders  from  abroad  respectfully  solicited.  Charges  always  rea- 
sonable. 


J^MES  JOISTES, 

Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in 

Rifles,  Rouble  and  Single  Fowling  Guns, 

PISTOLS,  AND  SPORTING  APPARATUS, 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION.  ALSO, 

lispg  tobk,  fotolitt,  fegs, 

A COMPLETE  ASSORTMENT  OF 

Colt’s  & Allen’s  Patent  Pistols 

CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND, 

THREE  DOORS  NORTH  AMERICAN  HOUSE, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 

Repairing  of  every  description  done  at  short  notice. 


J.  f.  f <1  (E®., 

(Successors  to  H.  A.  Newhall,) 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

/nrrigii  mi  Smmraii  Irt)  ®nnii0, 

TRIMMINGS  AND  EMBROIDERIES. 

Also,  Manufacturers  of  Cloaks  & Mantillas,  in  their  season. 

J.  P.  T.  & Co.  are  Agents  for  the  Malden  Dye-House  Co. 

WILLIAM  P.  HAKDY,  AGENT, 

DEALER  IN 

W.  1.  GOODS  AID  GROCERIES, 

Salt,  Corn,  Fish,  Provisions,  &c.,  &c.. 

Corner  of  main  and  Pleasant  sts., 

Directly  opposite  the  South  Church  and  Depot, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 


Carriage  and  Harness  Makers 

IN  WANT  OP 


Will  find  it  for  their  interest  to  call  on 


SMITH  ^ WALKED, 

OPPOSITE  THE  DEPOT,  CONCORD,  N.  H., 

Who  keep  a general  assortment,  among  which  may  he  found 
Oil-Top  and  Patent  Leather,  Enameled  Cloth,  Carriage 
Bands,  Malleable  Castings  ; also,  a large  assortment  of  Sil- 
vor-plated  and  Common  Harness  Trimmings,  and  Harness- 
Makers'  Tools. 

Silver  and  Brass  Plating  done  in  the  best  manner,  and 
at  a reasonable  price. 

Silver  Door  Plates,  the  most  durable  of  any  in  use, 
made  to  order. 


THORlsr, 

oxTsrroTwx 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MANUFACTURER, 

MAIN  ST.,  CONCORD,  N.  H. : 

Such  as  Men^s  and  Boys’  Thick,  Kip,  Calcutta  and  Calf 
Boots  and  Shoes ; Women’s,  Misses’  and  Children’s  Kid  and 
Leather  Shoes  and  Bootees  constantly  on  hand,  or  made  to 
order.  REPAIRING  done  at  short  notice. 


GEO.  SANDERS  & 00., 

j MANUFACTURERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

Air-Tight,  Cook,  Office  and  Parlor  Stoves ; 

AGRICULTURAL  TOOLS; 

Oveii-moiitlis,  Asli  and  Boiler  Doors,  Copper  Boilers, 
Brass  Kettles,  Fog  Horns  ; Tin,  Wooden,  Japan- 
ned, Brittannia  and  Glass  Ware,  &c., 

lit  and  113  Main  street,  ) tt 

Opposite  the  Passenger  Depot,  ) OUi'l  uUXV-U,  i-l.  ll. 

rr.  SANDERS,  ) 95“C)ash  paid  for  Rags,  Copper,  Brass,  ( s.  l.  sanders, 
GEO.  SANDERS,  j Pewtcr,  Lead,  &c.  | c.  m.  sanders. 


BROWN  & NOTES, 

j Importers  and  Dealers  in  all  kinds  of 

IKON  AND  STEEL, 

Manufactured  Iron,  Boiler  and  Sheet  Iron, 
Axletrees,  Sprin§^!ii,  Anvils,  Tises, 
!!!iniitlis’  Bellows, 

Chains,  Stone  Hammers,  Nuts,  Washers, 

M.a\\ealAe,  ijaslings,  &c. 

ALSO,  AGENTS  FOR  THE  SALE  OF 

FAIRBANKS’  PATENT  SCALES, 

Kail  road  Square, 


L.  D.  BROWN.  J.  W.  NOTES. 


H.  M.  ROBINSON, 

Proprietor  of  Waterville  Aqueduct; 

ALSO,  DEALER  IN 

%ul  fetate,  Into, 

SAND,  LIME  AND  BRICKS,  OF  EVERY  QUALITY. 

ALSO, 

Morli,  ®pe-tos|ing,  Colonitg; 


I Cellars  cemented  at  short  notice. 

COJim  OF  SPROG  & SCHOOL  STS., 

: SI. 


The  undersigned,  having  made  large  additions  of  all 
sizes  of  EEADY-MADE  COFFINS,  at  his  old  stand. 

Three  Doors  from  the  New  North  Church, 

is  enabled  to  furnish  every  size  and  style  of 

llarli  Malmtt,  futtermit,  auii 

from  $2  to  $10,  and  CHESTNUT  and  PINE  at  very  re- 
duced prices,  and  lined  in  any  style  desired. 

Also,  CASKETS  for  children.  ROBES  of  all  sizes  fur- 
nished equally  low.  JOSEPH  BROWN, 

Superintendent  of  the  North  Cemetery. 


DAY  Sf  ALLEY, 

N/IANUFACnrURERS  OF 

ITALIAN  AND  AMERICAN  MARBLE 

MONUMENTS  AND  GRAVE-STONES, 

OF  ALL  PATTERNS  AND  QUALITIES. 

Also,  SLATE  STONE,  of  the  best  quality.  LETTERS 
of  every  variety,  cut  to  suit  the  fancy  of  customers. 

SCHOOL  ST.,  CONCORD,  N.  H. 


Dealers  in  English,  French  and  American 

Of  every  description.  Also,  extensive  dealers  in  ^ 

Boots,  Shoes  and  Rubbers, 

NO.  5,  MERCHANTS’  EXCHANGE. 

D.  E.  CLARK.  Sa  Ma  T.  E.  CURRIER. 


dealer's  in  ^ ^ 

W.I.aOODS.eEOCERIES, 

¥\ovtr,  Covn,  Shorts, 

POStM,  LAR1>,  HAiniS,  &c., 

No.  2,  PHENIX  BLOCK, 

Opposite  Passeng^er  Depot, 


MERCHANT  TAILORS, 


AND  DEALERS  IN 


Cloths,  Ready-Made  Clothing, 

AND  GENTS’  FURNISHING  GOODS, 

Low’s  Brick  Block,  opposite  tke  Post-Office, 

D.  WINKLEY,  I tr 

JAMES  DAVIS,  i UwJWUUJAJLf,  JWi  JSL» 


Pittsfield  ^tage 

LEAVES 

EOTU 

EVERY  DAY, 

AT  HALF  PAST  THREE, 

Sundays  excepted. 

TRUE  GARLAE'D, 

Driver. 


Moores  & Barker, 

DEALERS  IN 

BEEF,  PORK, 

LARD,  &c., 
195  MAIN  STREET, 
CONCORD,  N.  H. 


JOHNS'  H.  HILL, 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

SSrDatitltiili0,  ®a0siinEres,  loEakiiw,  Ie0ting0, 

And  Oeaitlemen’s  Furnistiing^  Goods, 
India  Rubber  Clothing,  &;c., 

■ 1»  Mu 


STICKNEY’S  BLOCK, 

Opposite  the  State  House, 


Fire  & Life''Insurance  Agency. 

SETH  eXsTMAN, 

Agent  for  the  following  sound  reliable  Stock  Companies,  and 
continues  to 

atuEB  kii  SUBS  o:&  mmmY. 

Howard,  Traders  & Mechanics^,  at  Lowell ; Springfield 
and  Hampden,  at  Springfield  ; Atlantic,  American,  Roger 
Williams,  Merchants,  and  Washington,  Providence;  and 
Conway  and  Connecticut,  and  National  Life  Insurance  Com- 
panies, with  an  aggregate  of  more  than  $1,200,000  capital. 

OJice  in  Low’s  Rumford  BhcJc, 


A GREAT  WORK 

ON  THE  HOESE, 

BY  DR.  GEORGE  H.  DADD, 

THE  CELEBRATED  ENGLISH  VETERINARY  SURGEON. 

This  valuable  work,  the  experience  of  a life  devoted  to  a 
favorite  science,  is  now  ready.  It  is  entitled 

Ylorse,  Doctor, 

CONTAINING 

PRACTICAL  OBSERVATIONS  ON  CAUSES, 

IVature,  and  Treatment  of 


IN  HORSES, 

embracing  the  most  recent  and  improved  methods,  according 
to  an  enlightened  system  of  Veterinary  Therapeutics,  for  the 
preservation  and  restoration  of  health, 

WITH  NUMEROUS  ILLUSTRATIONS, 

ENGRAVED  EXPRESSLY  FOR  THE  WORK. 

This  elegant  book,  which  is  undoubtedly  the  most  thorough 
and  reliable  of  all  the  works  which  have  yet  appeared,  is  of- 
fered to  tj^  public  with  the  full  confidence  that  it  meets  a 
want  long  felt  in  this  country : viz.,  a scientific,  accurate, 
and  reliable  treatise  on  the  Structure,  Training,  Disease  and 
Treatment  of  that  noblest  of  our  domestic  animals — THE 
HORSE.  Every  man  who  owns  a horse  should  also  own 


Published  by  John  P.  Jewett  A Co., 

117  WASHINGTON  STREET,  BOSTON. 

FOR  SALE  BY 

MERRIAM  & MERRILL,  CONCORD, 

OPPOSITE  AMERICAN  HOUSE. 


BROWN’S 

lagnmeotijpe 

ROOMS, 

Exchange  Building. 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 

0:^  The  best  place  to  obtain  correct,  clear  and  life-like  Pictures,  and 
at  prices  as  reasonable  as  at  any  other  establishment. 

A great  variety  of  Cases  constantly  on  hand.  Also,  Gold  Lock- 
ets, Frames,  «fcc. 


T.  W.  & J.  H.  STEWART, 


At  this  establishment  may  be  found  a large  and  well  select- 
ed assortment  of 


English,  French  and  German 

Gassimem,  Doeskins,  &c., 

which  will  be  manufactured  into  Garments  on  the  most  reas- 
onable terms,  and  warranted  to  give  perfect  satisfaction. 
Also,  a fine  selection  of 

(Kent's  Ctujlijs, 

of  every  description.  A good  assortment  of 

CUSTOM  READY-MADE  CLOTHING 


constantly  on  hand,  which  will  be  sold  cheap  for  Cash. 

T.  W.  & J.  H.  STEWART. 


FISHERVILLE 

BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 

AMSDEN  & MERRIAM, 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

Office  dt]5  Sfobe^, 
COPPER  AND  IRON  PUMPS, 

IMK  mB  FIFi, 

Ash,  Oven  and  Boiler  Months, 

m,  mw,  %Emf  imoi, 

AND  WOODEN  WARE, 

Wo*  9 Concord  Street,  opposite  Wasliington  House, 

FISHERVILLE,  N.  H. 

Particular  attention  given  to  Factory  Work,  and  Jobbing 
of  all  kinds  done  to  order,  at  short  notice. 


CALDWELL,  AMSDEN  & Go., 

Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 


BUREAUS,  SINKS,  CARD-TABLES, 

^French  13et(!8teahs,  Hight  ^tanlrgi, 

TEAPOYS,  WASH-STANDS,  &c. 

MAIN  STREET,  FISHERVILLE,  N.  H. 

B.  F.  CALDWELL.  H.  H.  AMSDEN.  S.  MERRIAM. 


F 


DEALER  IN 


HATS,  CAPS,  AND 


No.  1 GRAPHIC  BLOCK, 

El. 


ROACH  & TURNER. 


— AND — 


Gent’s  Furnishing’  Goods. 

ALSO,  LADIES’  AND  CHILDREN’S  BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 
No.  5 Mechanics’  Block,  Fisherville,  N.  H. 


AND  manufacturer  OF 


Coach,  Omnibus  and  Wagon  Axletrees, 

Ms 

A general  assortment  on  hand,  and  orders  promptly 
executed. 


J.  IS.  DURGlIl, 

WASHINGTON  HOUSE, 

FishervillCj  N.  H. 

Carriages  run  to  and  from  the  Depot. 

A Good  Livery  Stable  connected  with  the  House. 


JOHN  A.  COBURN, 

MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN 

Soiid  toather,  Boot  Top  and  Common  Trunks, 

VALISES  AND  CARPET-BAGS, 

LADIES’  CARPET  SATCHELS  & DRESS  TRUNKS, 
All  of  which  will  he  sold  very  LOW for  CASH. 

No.  5 Coburn’s  Block,  Fislaerville,  N.  H. 

Custom  Work  done  to  order,  at  short  notice. 

A.  S.  ALEXANDER, 

Mnrneij  utiir  €nmmlkt  at  Iain, 

BOSOAWEN,  N.  H. 

- - - -B  :Fisl3LorT7-±llo, 

Corner  of  Concord  and  Canal  Streets. 

H.  ROLFE  & SONS, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


¥INDO¥-FKAMES  & SHOE  BOXES. 


Also,  dealers  in 


The  subscribers,  having  just  made  extensive  additions  to 
their  Stock  and  Machinery,  are  now  prepared  to  do 

Having  facilities  superior  to  any  in  this  vicinity,  we  can 
furnish  the  above  articles  cheaper  than  can  be  found  else- 
where. 

Planing^  and  Sawing:  done  at  short  notice. 
ALSO,  PAINTING  AND  GLAZING. 

ShQp  near  the  Depot,  - - - - FISHER  VILLE,  N.  H, 

H.  ROLFE,  T.  C.  ROLFE, 

N,  ROLFE,  A.  ROLFE. 


MANUFACTURER,  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 

FURNITURE,  BUREAUS, 

SINKS,  CARD-TABLES, 

®0iUts,  ikss  frames,  Irenrl^  ielisteaj&s, 
Light  Shades,  Teapoys,  Wash-Stands,  &c., 

WATER  STREET,  PISHERVILLE,  N.  H. 


West  India  Goods, 

pts  anh  tofertionerg,  of  all  Mahs ; 

PERFUMERY  AND  FANCY  SOAPS, 

Of  every  description,  and  STATIONERY, 

IN  DR.  LITTLE^S  BUILDING, 

OPPOSITE  THE  WASHINGTON  HOUSE, 

FISHERVILLE,  N.  H. 

L.  A.  SHEDD. 


Jfis|eeMIIe  piarket  ‘§mst 

JOHlSr  HILlL, 

In  the  Brick  Basement  of  the  Washington  Hotel, 

No.  6 MAIN  STREET, 

Has  for  sale  a large  and  new  assortment  of 

WEST  INDIA  GOODS  AND  GROCERIES  : 

Viz.,  Molasses,  Sugar,  Coffee,  Tea,  Mustard,  Starcli, 
Tobacco,  Bar-Soap,  Spices,  Ginger,  liard  and  Tal- 
low,ftwitU  a large  Stock  of  Provisibuis,  Flour, 
Corn  and  Rye  Meal,  Beans,  Rice,  Cod  and 
Pollock  Fisk,  Mackerel,  Tongues  and 
Sounds,  Halibut’s  Fins,  Corned  Beef, 

Bag  &.  Table  Salt,  Dried  Apples,  <&>c. 

All  of  the  above  goods  will  be  sold  as  cheap  for  cash,-  or 
produce,  as  can  be  bought  at  any  other  place  in  the  country 
or  city,  and  warranted  as  good  as  recommended  ; if  not,  the 
goods  may  be  returned,  and  the  money  will  be  refunded. 

Persons  will  do  well  to  call  and  examine  before  pur- 
chasing dse  where. 


CHARLES  SMITH, 

Merchant  Tailor, 

AND  DEALER  IN 

custom; 


HATS, 


PS, 


-AND — 


GENT’S  FURNISHING  GOODS. 

ALSO,  DEALER  IN 

GENT’S  BOOTS,  SHOES, 


OP  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 

No.  1 COBURN’S  BLOCK,  MAIN  ST., 


H.  H.  & J.  S.  BROWN, 

MAUFACTURERS  OF 

im 


e 4 E5  -sr  e 4, 

300  liooms  and  Preparafian. 


L.  & A.  H.  DROWN, 

iflachiniists,  Manufacturers  of 

Axletrees,  Saw- Arbors,  Shafting,  Bolts,  &e. 

Axletrees  made  to  order,  and  a good  assortment  at  all 
times  on  hand.  All  kinds  of  MACHINE  WORK  done  in 
the  most  thorough  and  workmanlike  manner. 

Orders  by  mail  or  express  will  receive  immediate  atten- 
tion. Shop  connected  with  the  mill  of  H.  H.  & J.  S.  Brown, 
PISHERVIlLE,  h. 


H.  H.  & J.  S.  BROWN, 


a 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


FOR  THE 

Southern  and  Western  Market. 


J.  C.  PILLSBURY,  AGENT, 

DEALER  IN 

jFnrrigH  anil  Imniran  Mxlmxt, 

I Wti  MB 

Burning  Fluid  and  Lamps,  Nails,  Glass, 

i COPPER  & IRON  PUMPS,  COFFEE,  TEAS,  SPICES,  &c., 
j Cor.  Main  and  Warren  Sts.,  Concord,  N.  H, 


—BY— 


A.LBEIIT  FOSTER, 

m.  SI. 

Patrons  of  the  House  taken  to  and  from  the  Depot 

free. 

PR^IsmIiEAlIeB: 


Beef,  Pork,  Lard,  Hams,  &c., 

FNIOFT  BEOOK, 
I CONCORD,  N.  H. 

I ' 


CONCORD,  N.  H. 

i Patrons  of  the  House  taken  to  and  from  the  Depot 

free. 


DR.  WILLIAM  W.  FLETCHER, 


CONCOIID,  N.  H. 


Office  in  Stickney’s  Block,  over  Moore,  Gilley  & Go’s  Store* 

Particular  attention  paid  to  filling  decayed  Teeth  with 
gold,  and  inserting  artificial  Teeth,  without  clasps  or  springs. 
All  operations  performed  in  the  most  thorough  manner,  and 
warranted. 

W.  F.  GOODWIN, 

Ettorneg  anit  (itounselltii:  at  iLaiu, 

— AND — 

Commissioner  for  Maine  and  Massachusetts, 

EXCHANGE  BUILDING, 

IW*  JE3C* 

MRS.  M.  M.  KELSEY, 

M-iWiiaer,  auA  Dealer  in 

Has  constantly  on  hand  a large  and  well  selected  assort-  ^ 
4 ment  of 

Pillintrjl  anh  fantg  iooliis, 

dxjnklee’s  building,  opposite  free  bridge  road, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 

N.  BROWN’S 

Ittgmmtijpe 

HOOMS, 

Exchange  Building, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 

Pictures  set  in  Lockets,  Pins,  Rings,  &c.  Copies  of  other  Da- 
guerreotypes, Paintings,  Engravings,  &c.,  executed  in  the  best  man- 
ner, at  reasonable  prices. 


DANIEL  A.  HILL, 

]\early  opposite  American  House, 

Has  constantly  on  hand,  of  the  very  best  quality^  every 
article  of 

Household  Furniture 

usually  kept  in  an  extensive  Furniture  Warehouse,  among 
which  may  be  found  beautiful  rich 

SOFAS,  LOUNGES,  COUCHES,  &C., 

manufactured  by  some  of  the  best  workmen  in  New-England. 
Common  and  Mahogany  Parlor  and  Rocking  Chairs, 
Tables,  Secretaries,  Bureaus,  Wash  and  Hat  Stands, 
Bedsteads,  Mattresses,  of  all  kinds,  Looking^ 
Glasses,  Looking-Glass  Plates j Bed-Ticks, 

Willow  Cradles,  Knife  Trays,  Towel 
Racks,  Palm  Leaf  Mattresses, 

Palm  Leaf,  for  filling  Beds ; 

Music  Stools,  Clocks, 

Cribs,  Crickets, 

Brooms,  &c. 

Also,  Large  Gilt  Frame  Looking-Glasses. 

oxx  IxAxxdf 

Live  Geese  & Common  Feathers, 

BED-CORDS,  BRUSHES,  &c. 

[CF  All  of  the  above  Goods  he  offers  for  sale,  wholesale 
and  retail,  at  the  lowest  prices,  and  warrants  as  good  as  can 
be  found  in  this  State. 

Of  all  sizes,  and 
oi  C£:>  OB  2:^  ^ o 

All  orders  will  be  promptly  attended  to,  and  respect- 
fully solicited. 


Drugs  and  Medicines- 


E.  H.  HOLLIFS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

DRUGS,  MEDICIIES  & CHEMICALS; 

AGENT  FOR  THE  SALE  OF  ALL 

And  Manufacturer  of 

SUPERIOR  FANCY  LOZENGES, 

Soda  Water  and  Syrups, 

JVo.  154  MAIN  STREET,  OPPOSITE  THE  CAPITOE, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 

General  Agent  for  Kennedj^s  Medical  Discovery,  and 
Stoners  Liquid  Cathartic. 

lET  Goods  sold  as  above,  at  the  very  lowest  rates,  and  ev- 
ery article  warranted  genuine,  and  as  represented.  Orders 
by  mail,  express,  or  otherwise,  will  receive  prompt  attention. 
Goods  will  be  carefully  packed. 


^ OTIOF  MUTUAL 

Jfire  Insuraiitt  Conipng, 


CONCORD,  N.  H., 

[incorporated  in  1 8 4 8,] 
Insures  property  on  the 


Losses  will  be  liberally  adjusted,  and  promptly  paid. 

OFFICE  IN  DUNCKLEES  BLOCK 

J.  E.  Lang,  Secr^y ; Thos.  P.  Treadwell,  President, 
Directors : Thos.  P.  Treadwell,  N.  S.  Chandler,  John  Gass, 
Asa  Fowler,  Ezra  Carter  and  E.  T.  Stevens. 


The  subscribers  have  added  to  their  extensive  Manufac- 
turing Department  the  manufacture  of 

Portfolios,  Pocket  Books,  Banker’s  Cases,  &Ci 

Portfolios  will  be  done  up  in  all  the  variety  of  styles,  from 
seventy-five  cents  to  three  dollars  and  fifty  cents. 

Letter  Paper  size^  Book  CambriC;  two  Pockets. 


iC 

(C 

four 

(( 

Letter  size, 

Morocco, 

two 

u 

a 

a 

C( 

four 

(C 

iC 

cc 

Turkey  Morrocco, 

four 

(C 

Cap  Paper 

size.  Cambric, 

two 

cc 

u 

u 

(C  (C 

four 

cc 

u 

(( 

Morocco, 

four 

cc 

The  Morocco,  and  Turkey  Morocco,  will  be  done  up  in  a 
superior  style  of  finish,  inside  and  out. 


■'  , 

FOR  ENGRAVINGS,  FOR  PRIVATE! 

Qm 


MAY  BE  DESIRED, 

FURNISHED  AT  SHORT  NOTICE.  ^ 

MERRIAM  & MERRILL. 


JOSEPH  J.  FARRINGTON,  M.  D., 

PJ)t)0ician  ^ Surgeon, 

316  HIAI]^  STREET, 

OPPOSITE  GASS’  AMERICAN  HOUSE, 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 

B.  S.  WARREN,  M.  D.,  ^ 

216  Main  street, 

OPPOSITE  GASS’  AMERICAN  HOUSE, 
CONCORD,  N.  H. 

Residence  No.  13  Center  street. 


1 


INDUX. 


Asylum  for  the  Insane, . . .18 

Banks,  ..............  15 

Biblical  Institute, 17 

Business  Key  of  Concord, 82 

Business  Key  of  Fisherville,  ........  94 

Charitable  Institutions, 16 

City  Government, 11 

County  Officers,  18 

Insurance  Companies, 14 

Names,  25 

Post  Office, 19 

Railroads, 13 

State  Officers, * 18 

State  Prison, 18 

Streets,  Courts,  &c., 21 


CORRECTIONS. 


Ballard,  William,  carpenter — 246  Main. 

Bickford,  T.  H.,  milliner  and  dress-maker — 89  Main. 
Davis,  David — 98  State. 

Edmunds,  A.  J.,  merchant  tailor — ^h.  corner  Spring  and 
School. 

Sanger,  Charles  H.,  (Sanger  & Sons) — h.  9 Thompson. 


1.  N.  MORIW  & CO., 


AND  DEALERS  IN 


SHOULDER  BRACES, 

PHYSICIANS’  INSTRUMENTS, 
Foreign  Leeches,  Dye  Stuffs  and 
02.  2:^  W 2:;^  02  'O'o 

Also,  General  Ag^ents  for  all  the 
xt^XjTT^bxjx: 

PATENT  MEDICINES, 

AND  MANUFACTURERS  OP 

GATJITS  SCABLET  DTE, 

NO.  2 EXCHANGE  BUILDING, 


Orders  from  Physicians  and  others  will  receive  prompt 
and  personal  attention. 

Physicians'  prescriptions  accurately  prepared,  from  the 


—BY— 


IMERRIAM^  MERRILL. 

I 


I COLLECTOR’S  WARRANTS  ; SURVEYOR’S  DO. ; 
I NOTICES  OF  TAXES; 

I RECEIPT  OF  TAXES; 

I CERTIFICATES  OF  INTENTION  OF  MARRIAGE  ; 
[TOWN  ORDERS;  TAX  BOOKS; 

! BLANKS  FOR  COMMITTEES ; 
i TO  PRUDENTIAL  SCHOOL  COMMITTEES. 


ID  ES  ES  33  S. 

WARRANTEE,  HOMESTEAD  ACT; 
i MORTGAGE, 

QUITCLAIM ; 

MORTGAGE,  PERSONAL  PROPERTY ; 
i WITHOUT  DOWER; 

WITH  DOWER; 

WARRANTEE,  WITH  DOWER ; 

WITHOUT  DOWER ; 

DEEDS,  OF  COMMON  FORM ; 

JUSTICE’S  WRITS ; 

TRUSTEE’S  WRITS;  EXECUTIONS; 

I LEASES  OF  FARMS; 

I LEASES  OF  HOUSES  ; 

I BLANK  NOTE  BOOKS  ; 
j ‘‘  ON  TIME  ; 

I TOWN  CLERK’S  BOOKS,  FOR  RECORDING,  &c.  ; 
j SELECTMEN’S  BOOKS,  FOR  RECORDING,  &c. ; 

^ SELECTMEN’S  INVENTORY  BOOKS. 


HOUSE  LOTS  FOB  SALE! 

OF  PROSPECT  HILL, 

— IN  THE — 

CITY  OF  OOYOORF. 


THE  SUBSCRIBER  HAVING  PURCHASED 

VARIOUS  TRACTS  OF  LAND, 

WHICH  IN  PART 

Compose  this  Beatiful  Location, 

has  thereby  been  enabled  to 

LAY  IT  OUT  AT  RIGHT  ANGLES, 

or  in  Squares,  in  a tasty  and  convenient  style,  and  now 

OFFERS  THE  LOTS  FOR  SALE. 

As  this  beautiful  eminence  is  destined  to  become  one  of  the 
most 

Desirable  Dwelling  Places  in  the  City, 

NO  FAINS  HAS  BEEN,  NOR  WILL  BE  SFAREO, 

TO  M YA  K E 

AFB  KEEP  I T S 0. 

The  Land  is  bounded  on  the  westerly  side  by  High  street, 
and  land  of  H.  M.  Kobinson ; southerly  by  the  Stickney 
land,  or  the  lot  now  in  contemplation  for  the  City  Common  ; 
westerly  by  land  of  E.  Symmes,  Esq. ; northerly  by  Salt- 
marsh  and  D.  H.  Fay  & Cu.m’s  land. 

A plan  of  the  above  can  be  seen  by  applying  tp  the 
subscriber. 

JOHN  G.  HOOK. 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC 


WOOLENS,  FURNISHING  GOODS, 

And  Manufactory  of 

clothing, 

, Si*  J 

No.  8 STI^K^Y’g  BLOCK, 


r\  M 


CF*  Ttii 


<iS>  jPI  ❖ I®  -»• 

liriuUHO^^ 

aMnent  conducted  by  R.  McMath. 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

French,  English  and  German 

aitlr  Jfantg 

SILKS,  SHAWLS,  DRESS  GOODS, 

Laces,  Collars,  Gloves,  &e., 

STICKNEY’S  NORTH  BLOCK, 

. Corner  Main  Street  and  Free  Bridge  Road. 

CONCORD,  N.  H. 


THE  B^EM 

— OP — 

THOUSAND  FLOWERS, 

rOK  BEAUTIFYING  THE  COMPLEXION, 

AND  REMOVING  ALL 

TAN,  PIMPLES  AND  FRECKLES 

ZE^xrozn.  tlxo  SJaLixr. 

As  a Dentifrice  it  is  without  a parallel y giving  to  the  TEETH 
a Pearly  Whiteness y and  leaving  a beautifully  Perfumed 
Breath ; what  Lady  or  Gentleman  would  have  a disa- 
greeable breathy  when  by  using  this  Balm  as  a Den- 
tifrice it  would  be  sweet  ? 

The  following  is  one  of  the  many  notices  from  the  high- 
est authority. 

FROM  GODEY^S  LJlDY’S  BOOK. 

For  removing  all  tans,  pimples  and  freckles  from  the 
face,  for  removing  grease-spots  from  clothes  or  carpeting,  for 
beautifying  the  skin,  for  shaving,  cleansing  the  teeth,  or  curl- 
ing the  hair.  This  is  what  this  celebrated  Balm  will  do,  and 
we  see  that  the  proprietors  offer  $500  reward  to  any  person 
who  can  produce  its  equal  in  efficacy.  Fetridge  & Co.,  of 
Boston,  are  the  proprietors  of  the  Balm,  and  are  most  enter- 
prising gentlemen.  The  price  is  fifty  cents  per  bottle,  and 
the  money  to  be  returned  if  the  article  does  not  prove  satis- 
factorv.^^ 

FETRIDGE  & CO., 

100  WASHINGTON  STREET,  BOSTON. 

FOR  SALE  BY 

MERRIAm  MERRILL, 

At  the  City  Bookstore, 


